USAnaru™ for service providers

Reach families preparing to study in the U.S. with a clearly labeled ad that links to your own website.

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What USAnaru™ does for you

Sponsored placements on guide, news and headline pages in five languages, labeled “Sponsored”.
Your ad opens your own website in a new tab; we count clicks and show you simple reports.
Payment never changes school information, rankings or badges — those are not for sale.

What we do not do

We introduce and inform. We are not an agent, a J-1 sponsor, an F-1 program organization, a school or a visa adviser.
We do not apply to schools for you, issue Forms I-20 or DS-2019, run host families, or guarantee admission or a visa.
We never publish information about individual students or families.

What you register

Organization name, country, website, the categories you offer and your job title.

How we use this information: We keep your email address, the settings you add and a record of what you agreed to, to run your account. We do not sell your data or use it for advertising. Privacy Policy

How verification works

If your login email is on your website’s domain, you are verified at once. Otherwise a person at USAnaru™ checks your organization, usually within 1–2 business days. Ads open only after verification.

Terms for this role

When you add this role, you accept the terms for it in addition to the terms for everyone. Read the terms for this role →

How to start

Sign in or sign up with your email (a one-time link) or Google.
Fill in the short form for this role.
Use your dashboard as soon as the role is active.

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Other ways to use USAnaru™

StudentFind schools, keep track of deadlines and tests, and invite your parents. Parent or guardianPlan for your child: schools, costs, documents — and link your child's account. School staffAdmissions or international-student staff: check and correct your school's information. Study-abroad agentStudy-abroad agencies and consultants that help students before admission: choosing schools, applications and visas. U.S. guardian serviceCompanies in the U.S. that look after international students once they are admitted: legal guardianship under the parents’ power of attorney, holiday housing, airport pickup, school meetings and emergencies. Exchange & student program organizationJ-1 sponsors designated by the U.S. Department of State (J-1 Secondary School Student, J-1 Intern, J-1 Trainee, J-1 Teacher and J-1 Camp Counselor programs), and organizations that run F-1 programs for international students at U.S. private schools (the school issues the Form I-20). DeveloperBuild non-commercial tools with the USAnaru™ school data API and MCP, with an API key.

Frequently asked questions

What can I do with the Service provider role?

Sponsored placements on guide, news and headline pages in five languages, labeled “Sponsored”. Your ad opens your own website in a new tab; we count clicks and show you simple reports. Payment never changes school information, rankings or badges — those are not for sale.

What do I fill in for the Service provider role?

Organization name, country, website, the categories you offer and your job title.

How is the Service provider role checked?

What are my responsibilities as Service provider?

You advertise only the categories you chose, and only services you are legally allowed to offer; you keep your own licenses and legal duties. Your ads must be true, current and not misleading, and are clearly labeled “Sponsored”. No promises about admission, visas or results, no health or medical-benefit claims, no loans or credit offers aimed at minors, and no gambling. Your ads are for parents and families. Do not use USAnaru™ to contact students directly, and never collect a minor’s personal data through your ad. USAnaru™ does not endorse or guarantee your service, price or conduct; any agreement is between you and the family. We may refuse, pause or remove an ad or an organization at any time. Give true information about your organization and invite only colleagues who work for it.

How do I choose a role after I sign up?

Open My roles (Account › My roles), pick the role that fits you — student, parent, school staff, study-abroad agent, U.S. guardian service, or exchange program organization — fill in the short form and accept the terms for that role. Each account has one role.

Can I have more than one role?

No. Each USAnaru™ account has one role, so nothing gets mixed up — messages, tasks and checks all belong to that role. For another role, sign up with another email. A student and a parent each have their own account and link them from My family.