Design, build, hosting, a rates page you can't break, recital videos embedded for you, seasonal updates done by email — all in one monthly fee. Built for the teacher running a studio of one. Piano, guitar, voice, strings, any instrument.
Versions of these come up whenever we talk to private music teachers. No names — just the things we hear again and again.
Built for a 5–8 page studio site. Scoped tight on purpose — that's how we keep it at $59/mo. (Wondering what a music teacher's site actually needs? Here's the full checklist.)
1 small update per month, included. New rates, fall enrollment dates, this year's recital date, the new recital video, a schedule change, a photo swap. The seasonal stuff that always slips.
You see a preview before anything goes live. Email us what you want changed. We make the change on a staging URL, send you a preview link, you hit Approve. Then it ships. You don't have to learn anything.
Bigger work (new page, big rewrite, brand refresh) we quote as a one-time project, or bump to Plus ($99/mo) for 4 updates/mo and new pages included.
Published / typical prices, 2026. The builders are cheaper on paper — if you build, update, and fix the site yourself.
| Option | Monthly | Who does the work |
|---|---|---|
| Bandzoogle (made for bands) | ~$20/mo | You |
| Squarespace | $16–25/mo | You |
| Wix | $17/mo+ | You |
| Custom designer + Squarespace | $16–25/mo + $2,000–5,000 one-time | Them once, then you |
| East Lake Union | $59/mo | Us, ongoing |
Full breakdown of the real costs — builder plans, designers, and the hours nobody counts — in what a music teacher's website actually costs.
Streamlined processes and modern tools — not a marketing agency with overhead. One studio, tight scope, no meetings you don't need.
A web form walks you through one question at a time — your instruments, rates, studio policies, recital videos, a photo or two. 30–45 minutes total. We start building the next day.
The first pass is genuinely clean because we got the specifics upfront. Two structured rounds of feedback. Most sites launch 2–3 weeks after sign-up — in time for fall enrollment if you start now.
New rates? Fall enrollment open? A recital video to add? Email us. We make the change on a staging URL, send a preview, you hit Approve. It ships. You never touch the site's plumbing.
$59/mo, everything included: design, build, hosting, domain, local search setup, rates page, recital video embeds, a contact form, and one small update per month. Setup is $0 and there's no contract. That's the whole price — no "premium feature" upcharges later. If you want to see how that stacks up against builders and designers, we wrote up what a music teacher's website actually costs.
Bandzoogle is made for bands — merch tables, tour dates, EPKs, mailing lists for fans. You're not a band. You're a teacher filling a fall roster, and the site you need is a rates page, a lessons page, recital videos, and a form parents will actually fill out. Different job. Also: on Bandzoogle, building and updating the site is still your job. Here it's ours. We compared the options honestly in Bandzoogle vs. Squarespace for music teachers.
Email us what changed — new rates, fall enrollment dates, recital date, a new video. We make the change on a staging URL, send you a preview link, you hit Approve, it ships. One small update per month is included; that covers almost everything a studio needs in practice. Bigger work (a new page, a big rewrite) we quote as a one-time project, or bump to Plus ($99/mo) for 4 updates/mo.
Yes. Month-to-month, no contract, no cancellation fee. Your domain is yours, and if you leave we hand over your content and point the domain wherever you want. We'd rather earn the next month than lock you into it.
Yes — migration is included. Text, photos, video links, and your rate information come over; we rewrite and reorganize as part of the build rather than copying the old site wart-for-wart. If all you have is a Facebook page, that works too — we've started from less.
Most sites launch 2–3 weeks after sign-up. The onboarding form takes you 30–45 minutes, the first pass lands in your inbox 7–10 days later, then two rounds of feedback and we ship. If fall enrollment is the deadline, say so in the form and we'll work backward from it.
Tell us about your studio. We'll reply within 24 hours with next steps — usually a short call and a link to our onboarding form.