Can students book recurring weekly music lessons?+
Junocal does not currently create an open-ended repeating private appointment. A teacher can publish a fixed dated term as a capacity-one course so one enrolment holds the full lesson block, while one-off and make-up lessons use appointment availability. If permanent standing-slot automation is essential, Junocal is not yet the right fit.
Can parents pay for a whole term of lessons at once?+
Yes. Term-based courses let you publish a fixed block of dated lessons and take a single payment for the whole term. The registration contact can enrol a named student and pay through your connected Stripe account. Class packs and memberships can cover eligible group classes, but they do not currently redeem against private appointment services.
Does Junocal handle 1:1 lessons as well as group classes?+
Yes. One-to-one lessons use appointment availability and fixed private lesson blocks can use a capacity-one term course. Group classes and ensembles use the class timetable. Duet capacity inside an appointment and private-appointment pack redemption are not currently available.
How do reminders and rescheduling work for music lessons?+
Junocal sends booking confirmations and supports automated class reminders, welcome and win-back emails. Customers can manage supported bookings through their secure link. Class waitlists apply to capacity-based group sessions; they do not automatically refill a cancelled private appointment.
What does music lesson booking software cost with Junocal?+
Junocal starts at $15 a month on the Starter plan ($150 a year), which covers one location, up to 10 rooms and up to 5 instructor seats. The Studio plan is $29 a month for teaching schools that need staff logins, a front-desk role, broadcasts and a substitute teacher pool across up to 5 locations. There is no annual contract, no per-student fee, and free CSV export — the same price applies in USD, GBP and EUR.