Revquix's Grow marketplace runs on one thing: verified senior professionals willing to mentor. If you've shipped real systems, sat on both sides of the interview table, or coached someone into their next role, there's now a direct, paid way to do that at scale - the Revquix Professional Mentor program.
This guide walks through exactly what the application checks, what each step of the wizard asks for, and what happens after you hit submit. Everything below reflects the live application flow - nothing here is simplified or hypothetical.
Budget a little more time if your profile is still missing a photo, headline, bio or LinkedIn URL. You can fill those in during the application itself.
What Revquix mentors actually do
Before applying, it's worth knowing what you're signing up for. As a Professional Mentor you publish your own services, for example:
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Mock interviews - a live 1:1 video round (DSA and coding, system design, behavioral, low-level design, or your own domain track) followed by structured written feedback.
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1:1 calls - an open-agenda session for whatever career problem the mentee brings: roadmap planning, resume and portfolio review, domain switching, offer negotiation, or promotion strategy.
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Packages - several sessions sold together, for mentees who want a guided run rather than a single call.
You set the length and price of each service yourself. Revquix keeps a 10% platform fee from each paid session (you keep 90%) and handles payments, scheduling, meeting links, and dispute resolution. You show up and mentor.
Requirement: four profile basics, checked when you submit
The application needs four things from your Revquix profile, and the server checks them when you submit:
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Requirement |
What it means |
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Profile photo |
A clear photo of yourself. Mentees are choosing a real person, not an avatar. |
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Professional headline |
A short tagline describing your expertise (at least 10 characters) |
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Professional bio |
Your background in your own words (at least 100 characters) |
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LinkedIn URL |
Your LinkedIn profile link |
You don't have to leave the application to fix any of them. Step 2 shows all four with their current values and lets you edit them in place.
Work experience, total years of experience and skills (6 or more) are not required to apply, but reviewers read them as context and mentees look at them before they book. Fill them in too.
The 3-step application wizard
The application itself is three short steps.
Step 1 - Overview
What Revquix Professional Mentorship is and how mentors earn. Nothing on this step can stop you. Continue is always available.
Step 2 - Your details
Your profile photo, headline, LinkedIn URL and bio, shown with their current values. Anything missing or too short can be fixed right here.
Step 3 - Motivation
A short statement on why you want to mentor (50 to 2,000 characters), and your acceptance of the Mentor Code of Conduct. Then you submit.
There is no pricing step and no resume upload. Once you're approved, you publish each service you want to offer from your mentor dashboard and set its own price, and you can change that price any time.
Your progress is saved as a draft. If you close the tab midway, you'll be offered a "Continue where you left off?" banner the next time you open the application page.
What happens after you submit
Your application goes into Revquix's internal mentor vetting queue, where a staff reviewer checks your profile and motivation against the platform's mentor bar. Three outcomes are possible:
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Approved - you're granted the Professional Mentor role and get access to your mentor dashboard (services, availability, coupons, wallet). Nothing goes live automatically: you publish each service yourself, when you're ready.
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Rejected - you'll receive a reason of meaningful length (not a generic "no"), so you know exactly what to improve before reapplying.
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Permanently rejected - reserved for cases that don't meet the platform's bar at all, rather than a "try again later" situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to offer every type of session?
No. After you're approved you choose which services to publish, such as mock interviews, 1:1 calls or packages, and price each one yourself.
Can I change my price after I'm approved?
Yes, any time, from your mentor dashboard. A new price applies to bookings made after the change.
How long does review take?
Review time isn't fixed - it depends on the queue. You'll be notified by email the moment a decision is made.
What if I'm rejected - can I apply again?
Yes. Rejections come with a specific reason so you know what to fix, and you can reapply once you've addressed it.
Does Revquix take a cut of what I earn?
Yes. A 10% platform fee is deducted from each paid session, and the remaining 90% is paid to your mentor wallet and moves through a tracked payout pipeline.
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