For music teachers
Your music lessons. One simple link.
Put your instrument, lesson price and open times on a page students can book. Keep teaching with the materials and methods you love.
From “I’m interested”
to “See you then.”
Someone asks about piano lessons after a performance, a recommendation or a post. Give them a clear next step while the interest is still there.
Piano, guitar, voice or another instrument — start with the lesson you already teach.
Your page. Your price. Your hours.
- 01
Add your instrument and describe who the lesson is for.
- 02
Set the length, price, teaching hours and payment instructions.
- 03
Share one link so students can choose a lesson and a time.
A few useful details.
Use your own teaching materials and lesson tools. TutorPin gives your students a page to book you.
How do students book?
They choose a lesson and an available time in their timezone. They do not need a TutorPin account. Their confirmation includes links to reschedule or cancel within your rules.
How do I get paid?
You add your payment instructions. Students pay you directly, and you verify receipt before marking the lesson paid. TutorPin does not automatically verify those payments or take a lesson commission. Your payment provider may charge fees.
Do I need students already?
No. Set up your page before your first student, or use it with students you already teach. You bring the students through your own conversations, referrals or audience.
What happens after the trial?
Your trial lasts 14 days with no card required. Choose a monthly plan to keep accepting new bookings. You can still manage existing lessons if your trial or subscription ends.
Give your next student a place to book.
Start with a private draft. Publish when it feels like you.
Create my music lesson page14-day cardless trial · View monthly pricing