November 7, 2026 · GlobalStudyConsulting database
Checking Published Fees in StudyRoute Before You Visit an Office
The app shows the fee statement from each office's own website, word for word. A tour of the real published prices hiding inside a mostly free market.
Before StudyRoute shows you an office, it shows you the money, or the absence of it. The fee field on every profile is the statement from the consultancy's own website, quoted word for word. In most of the database that statement says free: 202 offices are flagged for free counselling. But scattered through the data is a short list of real prices, and the app keeps them verbatim because they teach you how the priced end of this market talks.
| Office | City | Published fee, in their words |
|---|---|---|
| A-List Education | London | Private Consultation £395.00 |
| Oxbridge Applications | London | Private Consultation £395; postgraduate advising session billed at £240/hour |
| Holland Park Education | London | Lifetime Membership Fee of £150 including VAT |
| Medlink Students | Poole | First-year entry priced at £2500, paid in two instalments |
| College Transitions | Atlanta | Prices range from $500 to $4000 |
| Posner Brown College Counseling | Washington | From $8,000 |
| EduExpress International | Dhaka | China package BDT 200,000, paid after your visa is approved |
Read the shapes, not just the numbers. The London prices buy scarce, named expertise: Oxbridge and top university advising, medical school placement. The American prices buy multi-year college counseling. The Dhaka package buys a full China file with payment after the visa, a structure worth noticing because it shifts risk toward the agency. Each shape answers a different need, and none of them is the shape of the mass market, which runs on university commissions and charges students nothing.
The app is strict about one thing: where an office publishes nothing, the fee field says Not published, never an estimate. Only 98 of 1,506 offices publish any statement at all. Your first meeting is where the silent offices must become specific, and arriving with this table in hand changes that conversation.
Turning the table into three questions
Carry this table into a silent office and it becomes a script. First: what do you charge for the full file, start to visa, and what sits outside that number? Second: which universities pay you commission on my shortlist, and will you file the ones that do not? Third: if my visa is refused, what have I spent, in total, at that point? An office that answers all three in figures is an office you can work with, whatever its price model.
The app keeps the published statements one tap from the meeting planner for exactly this use. Numbers quoted on a website have a way of anchoring a conversation: they remind everyone that terms can be written down, compared and kept. That, more than any single price in the table, is what the fee field is for.
Data: the GlobalStudyConsulting database of 1,506 consultancy offices in 384 cities, collected from consultancies' own websites and verified November 7, 2026. Try the Agency Fit Finder or browse consultancies by city.