Pricing

Affordable pricing plans for chorus, choir or quartet

Does your chorus have a pile of learning tracks scattered across shared folders and old email threads? Track Tutor is a better home for them. Upload the part tracks your producer gave you, put them in playlists, and every member gets a mixer instead of a file: their own part up front, the rest of the chorus behind it, at whatever balance helps them learn. People learn the notes faster when they can hear their line and the harmony around it at the same time, and they arrive at rehearsal ready to sing rather than ready to be taught.

Two things we don’t do: split a stereo recording into parts, or make tracks from sheet music. Track Tutor plays the separate part tracks you already have, one per part, the way your learning-track producer delivers them. If you only have a stereo mix, it plays as one track, which is still a nicer place to keep it than a shared folder.

Plans

Priced per group, paid by whoever runs it. Singers never pay. Starting a group is free; pick Quartet or Chorus when the free tier gets tight.

Schools and education programs: email us at support@tracktutor.com and we’ll set your group up on a free unlimited education plan!

Free

A quartet with a short set list.

$0

No card, no clock.

  • 4 members, including you
  • 5 songs
  • 1 playlist

Quartet

Room for a sub and a longer set list.

$100 USD/year

Two months free against monthly.

  • 6 members, including you
  • 100 songs
  • unlimited playlists
Recommended

Chorus

The whole chorus, sections and all.

$250 USD/year

Two months free against monthly.

  • 50 members, including you
  • 300 songs, more on request
  • unlimited playlists
  • Ensembles and embeddable playlists

About the cost of two learning tracks, for the whole year, every singer covered.

Chorus can add members in blocks of 25 for $100 USD/yearper block. Prices exclude applicable taxes. Cancel any time; you keep the plan to the end of the period you paid for, and nothing is deleted when a group moves down a tier. Payments are handled by Stripe; we never see your card number. Your tracks, scores and members’ details stay yours — the privacy policy says exactly what we keep and why.

  • Members (including the owner)

    Free
    4
    Quartet
    6
    Chorus
    50, +25 blocks
  • Songs

    Free
    5
    Quartet
    100
    Chorus
    300, more on request
  • Playlists

    Free
    1
    Quartet
    unlimited
    Chorus
    unlimited
  • Ensembles (sections, quartets within the chorus)

    Free
    —
    Quartet
    —
    Chorus
    5
  • Embed playlists on your own site

    Free
    —
    Quartet
    —
    Chorus
    3 domains
  • Multitrack player, lyrics, sheet music with annotations

    Free
    ✓
    Quartet
    ✓
    Chorus
    ✓
  • Downloadable sheet music (when the manager enables it)

    Free
    ✓
    Quartet
    ✓
    Chorus
    ✓
  • Calendar and group communications

    Free
    ✓
    Quartet
    ✓
    Chorus
    ✓
  • iPhone and Android apps with offline playback

    Free
    ✓
    Quartet
    ✓
    Chorus
    ✓
  • Personal playlists for every member

    Free
    ✓
    Quartet
    ✓
    Chorus
    ✓

From the people using it

  • “Track Tutor has been a game-changer for the Northland Chorus. This completely intuitive learning tool is both fun and effective for our singers to use. With the demise of Flash, we were left without an online and mobile option for our singers to help them learn their music. Track Tutor has been the answer. It has become our most important learning tool! When we set out to teach a new song, it is clear to me that many of our singers arrive already prepared to sing it, thanks to Track Tutor.”

    Bob Shami

    Chorus Director, Northland Barbershop Chorus

Everything in Track Tutor

Every plan gets all of it. The tiers only change how many people and songs fit.

The multitrack player
Up to six tracks per song, each on its own fader with mute, solo and PRE, which pulls your part forward and everyone else back. Sample-accurate sync, gapless playlists, and it keeps playing with the screen off.
Lyrics
The words beside the audio, in three sizes, with the writer and arranger credited.
Sheet music
The PDF next to the tracks, with pinch-zoom and edge-tap page turns. Mark it up with a pen, highlighter or musical symbols. Your notes are yours; the director’s notes are a separate layer everyone sees.
Downloadable sheet music
A manager can allow members to download the PDF for a playlist, after confirming the group has purchased copies. Every download is recorded against a personal-use agreement.
Playlists
Open to the group, private to a few, or scoped to an ensemble. Per-playlist voice-part assignments, a default playlist for the group, and personal playlists every member can build for themselves.
Calendar
Rehearsals, performances, meetings and socials, recurring or one-off, in the group’s own time zone. Private events for the few. Members can get an email when something is added.
Group communications
A feed for the things that don’t belong in a calendar entry, with optional email. Managers post; members can too, if you let them.
Ensembles
Sections, quartets and committees inside the chorus, so a playlist or an event reaches only the people it’s for.
Apps for iPhone and Android
The same player and playlists, downloaded for offline use, with lock-screen controls for the drive to rehearsal. Annotate the score on your phone.
Find Songs
Learning-track producers publish on Track Tutor. Search their catalogues, request a song for your group, or add free ones yourself.
Embeddable playlists
Put a playlist on your own members-only site with the full player, on domains you allow.
Roles and invitations
Owner, managers and members. Invite by email, approve join requests, hand a group to a new owner when the baton passes.

Producers are always free

If you make learning tracks, publishing them on Track Tutor costs nothing, now or later. Your tracks reach every group on the platform through Find Songs, and you decide who gets them. There’s a page for producers.

Questions?

Email support@tracktutor.com, or see the FAQ.