Cambly reviews

Limited in that you can't increase your price per hour after years of experience

-Taxes, you are responsible for saving and paying out your taxes each year if you are American, and the taxes for an independent contractor can be quite a chunk for making not even $11/hour -No opportunity for a raise. I worked at Cambly for five years and never made above $10.20/hour. -No health insurance or dental insurance available -No physical colleagues or collaboration of a workplace, you are pretty isolated unless you join a Facebook forum or other online community -No opportunity for growth, once again, because you have no control over any sort of raise and therefore earn the same having years of experience under your belt vs. someone else who has zero experience -Long hours, and you don't always make the full $10.20/hour and are technically paid $0.17/minute. If you have a student who doesn't show up, then you are only paid a fraction of the $10.20 and the time online can become exhausting and wasteful.