Becoming a mentor, listing services, managing availability, and getting paid.
Search the docsBecoming a mentor
What the application asks for, how it is reviewed, and what changes in your account the day it is approved.
Your services
The three things you can sell, what each one is for, the price bands they must sit in, and why a service stays a draft until you publish it.
Pricing and what you keep
Revquix takes a 10% commission from you and charges the buyer a 10% platform fee. This is the arithmetic in between, with worked numbers.
Session packages
Bundling sessions into one purchase - what can go in, how long a buyer has to use it, and what happens if you change your prices afterwards.
Writing an assessment
What an assessment is, how sections draw a different paper for every candidate, and why a reviewer rather than you is the one who publishes it.
Discount codes
A discount is your money, including when the platform issues the code. What that means for a single session, and what it does to a package for its whole life.
Your profile banner
A short, dated notice across the top of your profile - what it is for, and why it always has an end date.
Your calendar
The hours you are bookable, how blocks and holidays work, and why a slot you expected to see may not be offered.
Bookings and orders
Why there are two lists, what each one answers, and how to find the thing you are looking for in either.
Running a session
Where the call happens, when the join button works, what counts as turning up, and the reminders you and the buyer actually receive.
Session guidelines
The rules for running a session on Revquix - what to do before it starts, what must not happen during it, and the two things that will cost you your account.
Messaging your booker
A thread on every confirmed booking - when it opens, when it turns read-only, and why there is no way to message someone before they buy.
Rescheduling and cancelling
The refund ladder in full, what a cancellation costs on each side, and the one boundary that behaves differently for a package session.
When someone does not turn up
What the platform records as attendance, what happens if the buyer misses, what happens if you do, and the 24 hours you have to say something.
Session feedback
The written report a mock interview owes its buyer - what it is for, when it is due, and exactly what a late one costs you.
Your reliability score
Five factors out of 100, what each is worth, why a new mentor has no score at all, and how to move it.
Disputes
When a buyer can raise one, how long you have to respond, what evidence is read, and the remedies that are actually available.
Ratings and reviews
How your rating is built, how long a buyer has to leave one, and why having no rating is not the same as having a bad one.
When you get paid
The stages between a completed session and money in your account, why there is a deliberate wait, and what each status on the Earnings page means.
Payout accounts
The bank account your earnings are sent to - adding one, why verification exists, and what to do when a transfer fails.
Package earnings
A package pays you session by session, not at purchase. How the split is calculated, when each slice is released, and what a discount does to every future one.