Did MusicTeacherNotes change its pricing structure?

Yes, we did! When MusicTeacherNotes first launched, our goal was to help parents stay more engaged with their child’s music lessons so students would practice more, learn more, and stick with music longer. We built tools for teachers, parents, and students to work together as a team.

Originally, we tried making the service free for teachers while charging students for certain features. But we quickly learned that most teachers didn’t want to ask their students or parents to pay for a service—especially one that was essential to scheduling and managing lessons.

So, we changed our approach. Now:

• Music students always have free accounts. They get full access to scheduling tools, communication features, and the resources their teacher shares with them.
• Music teachers have a Free Basic Plan and a Premium Plan.
  • The Free Basic Plan includes core features for managing students and lessons.
  • The Premium Plan unlocks all MusicTeacherNotes features—everything from advanced scheduling to motivational tools, resource sharing, and more.

This new model keeps MusicTeacherNotes completely free for students while giving teachers the choice between using a robust free plan or upgrading to unlock the full suite of tools. Our focus remains the same: helping teachers, parents, and students work together so music learning is more engaging and successful.

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