mySymphony
6.0#23 in music lesson scheduling software$0.25 one-timeWeb
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Nova Music
7.6#4 in music lesson scheduling softwareFrom $100 a yearFree planiOSWeb
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| Fact | mySymphony | Nova Music |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The Solo Plan is described as best for independent music teachers, and the site also describes tools for multi-teacher studios. | The maker describes Nova as built for piano teachers, guitar instructors, voice coaches, and private studios. |
| Scheduling | Students and parents can book or reschedule lessons through a student portal, and automatic conflict detection prevents overlapping lessons. | Scheduling includes recurring patterns, month/week/day/agenda views, conflict detection, availability management, locations and categories. |
| Support | The pricing page says setup support includes a tutorial library and live onboarding support. | Nova's help center lists 33 articles across seven categories and offers support by email at [email protected]. |
mySymphony plans
- SOLO PLAN$0.25, paid once
Nova Music plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$10 a month
- Pro annual$100 a year
- StudioPriced on request
Pick mySymphony if…
It suits independent music teachers and studios managing lessons, student records, attendance, payments, and calendars. The described tools also address multi-teacher studios.
Pick Nova Music if…
Nova Music suits piano teachers, guitar instructors, voice coaches, and private studios that want lesson scheduling alongside student communication and practice tracking. The free plan is sized for up to 10 students, while Pro supports unlimited students.