Selling coaching: per hour, on the buyer's screen

The unit is an hour

A coaching listing prices one hour and states how many hours you offer and the smallest booking you accept. A buyer books a number of hours; each one is a stock unit, so the listing shows how many are left the same way a currency listing does. There are no packages as separate products — a five-hour booking is five units of the same listing.

What the listing must say

• Your rank with proof: a public profile link or a screenshot with the in-game name. Buyers check it before they book.
• The role, position, heroes or skill you coach — "all roles" competes with everyone; "jungle, Master EUW" competes with few.
• The format: live session with voice, replay or VOD review, or both, and what one hour covers.
• Language, region and the hours you are online.

How a session runs

Payment goes into escrow. The order page opens a chat with the buyer: agree the time there, not in Discord DMs — the chat is the record a dispute is decided from. Run the session on the buyer's screen, mark the order delivered when the booked hours are done, and the buyer confirms. The money moves to hold, then to your balance when the warranty window closes. See Hold and payouts.

Never the buyer's login

Coaching does not use the buyer's account. If what you sell needs to log in as the buyer, list it as boosting — that section has the handover mechanism and the rules for it. A coaching order that asks for credentials in chat is a rule breach.

Where coaching listings live

Guides by game are at /sell/coaching.