Deposit-first booking
The deposit is paid before the lesson is held
A student picks an open slot on your booking page and pays the deposit to confirm, so the time on your calendar is spoken for before it is spent.
For independent music teachers — solo, and studios of two to five — who already have a cancellation policy written down and take bookings by text or email.
What happens on every booking
- 1
A student opens your booking page and picks the lesson she wants.
- 2
She chooses an open time from the hours you teach that week.
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She pays the deposit, and the slot is hers.
- 4
The lesson is saved with her name, the time and what she paid.
NoShow Shield takes the deposit before the lesson is held, so the time on your calendar is spoken for before it is spent.
Free to build and free to look at
Everything you set up before your page goes live
Your lesson types, your deposit and your teaching week are free, and so is the full preview of the page your students will use. Build it, change it, come back to it tomorrow.
Every lesson type
The length and the price of each lesson you teach, set once.
The deposit
What a student pays to hold a slot, and how close to the lesson she can cancel and still get it back.
Your teaching week
The hours you teach, laid out as the week you actually work.
The whole preview
The page a student will use, with your wording and your open times, as often as you like.
When your page is ready
Free to build. Thirty days to run it.
Taking your page live covers thirty days at a time. There is no subscription and nothing renews on its own: when the thirty days are up, renewing is a separate payment you choose to make, and your page waits for you until you make it.
Until then nothing about your students changes. They book the way they book today, and you can look at the whole page as often as you like.