UNIPROFI — a platform for studying abroad and learning languages
We help applicants get into universities in 13 countries, learn a foreign language and do a language year, with mentors from leading universities and a catalogue of 808 universities.
- years in the education market
- 3
- years in the education market
- applicants we've helped get in
- 300+
- applicants we've helped get in
- admission stories, with names
- 16
- admission stories, with names
- universities in the catalogue
- 808
- universities in the catalogue
- countries in the catalogue
- 13
- countries in the catalogue
- foreign languages we teach
- 19
- foreign languages we teach
Studying abroad is still arranged by hand and on a hunch
- 01
For a family, applying abroad is an opaque process: a different language, a different admissions system in every country, grants with unclear criteria, and new exams such as CSCA in China.
- 02
The intermediary market is mostly small consultants running clients by hand in messaging apps — no technology, no published prices, and often no first-hand experience of getting into strong universities.
- 03
Families compare several countries at once, while a consultant usually knows one. Weighing China against Germany and Italy means collecting advice piece by piece.
- 04
The result: weeks on forums, contradictory advice and a decision made on a hunch instead of a clear strategy.
Five products, all live today
Italie
Chine
Espagne
Allemagne
France
République tchèque
Pologne
Hongrie
Turquie
Corée du Sud
Japon
Malaisie
Émirats arabes unisWhy us, not another consultant
Mentors from leading universities
Applicants are guided by students and graduates of the leading universities in the countries we cover — people who went through it themselves. That can't be copied with a job ad.
A real technology platform
808 university profiles, a matching quiz, a deadline planner and an application platform with verified fees and deadlines — not a chat in a messaging app.
Prices on the site
Service prices are published, not “on request”. Refund and re-application terms are set out in the agreement, so the risk isn't pushed onto the client.
Full cycle
Admission, language, language year and exams sell on their own and as a bundle, which raises the value of each client across the journey.
Why now
Since 2022, a meaningful share of Russian-speaking applicants who used to look at Western Europe and the US have changed course — above all towards China, with its growing number of English-taught programmes and grants.
A competitor audit we ran in August 2026 found no large player with real technology and transparent pricing — mostly small agencies doing manual support in messaging apps.
CSCA is a new required exam for bachelor's applicants at 306 Chinese universities from 2026/27. There is almost no expertise in preparing for it on the market, and demand has only just appeared.
The site runs in Russian, English and Chinese: the same product works for applicants from any country, not only the CIS.
Fixed prices and simple unit economics
Admission support at fixed prices, plus standalone products: language courses, the language year, applications and exam preparation. The price is known upfront; the cost is the time of curators, mentors and teachers.
Admission to China — four plans
per one-to-one foreign-language lesson
per application, and never below the minimum for the currency
Revenue, margin and growth figures are shared individually on request.
Who is building the company
- Founder — runs operations and company strategy.
- Mentors — students and graduates of the leading universities in the countries we cover, who went through admission themselves.
- Foreign-language teachers — native speakers and Russian-speaking specialists experienced in exam preparation.
How you can help
You don't have to put in money for equity to be useful to this project. There are several ways to support it, and each one matters.
Investment
We're glad to seriously discuss equity in the company — from round size to exactly what the funds would go toward.
Expertise and connections
Experience in EdTech, international student recruitment or working with universities — and a willingness to answer the odd question or make an introduction.
Just goodwill
Tell someone thinking about studying abroad about us, or send honest feedback on the product — that moves the company forward too.
The ask
Round size, terms and use of funds are discussed in person with the founder. If this is interesting, write to us: we'll send an extended deck and walk through the details.
Write to the founder directly