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Classicspark

For music teachers

Teach music where students are already looking for you

Classicspark is the classical music network. Your teacher profile shows up where students search, requests arrive with a date and time, and you teach in a room designed for instruments. You keep your whole fee.

  • 1 h of free room time to start
  • 0% commission on your lessons

Why here

Everything around the lesson, not just the video call

You can get a video call for free in many places. The hard part is being found, organising lessons and making the instrument sound right.

Students find you

You appear in “Find teachers”, “Near me” and search with your level badge, which also shows on your public profile. From your profile, students ask for a lesson with “Request a lesson”.

Your schedule, in each student’s time zone

You set your prices per duration and your weekly hours. Students only see your free slots, in their own time zone.

You keep 100%

Classicspark takes no percentage of your lesson. The student pays you directly, however you agree.

A room that sounds like music

No noise filter and no automatic volume control, on for everyone from day one. With headphones, in stereo and at higher quality.

Reminders and a conversation

You and your student get a reminder 24 h and 1 h before each lesson, and every lesson has its own conversation to prepare it.

Ratings that mean something

Your students rate you after each lesson in the room. Lessons arranged outside are not rated, so your average reflects what happens here.

Teacher levels

Four levels you earn by teaching

You start at Prelude when you turn on your lessons. You move up with lessons given in the room, to different students and with good ratings, and each level gives you more visibility.

  1. TeacherPrelude level

    Teaches on Classicspark.

    • Badge on your profile and cards
    • 1 h of free room time to start
  2. TeacherSonata level

    At least 5 lessons in the Classicspark room, with 3 different students and an average rating of 4.0 or more.

    • Ahead of Prelude in teacher searches
    • 5% more hours when you buy a pack
  3. TeacherConcerto level

    At least 25 lessons in the Classicspark room, with 8 different students, an average rating of 4.4 or more and lessons in the last 90 days.

    • Ahead of Sonata in teacher searches
    • 10% more hours when you buy a pack
    • One free 7-day ad every quarterComing soon
  4. TeacherSymphony level

    At least 100 lessons in the Classicspark room, with 20 different students, an average rating of 4.7 or more and lessons in the last 90 days.

    • First in teacher searches
    • 15% more hours when you buy a pack
    • One free 7-day ad every monthComing soon
    • Featured teacher on the Classicspark pageComing soon

Calculated every night. Anything marked “Coming soon” is not available yet.

Comparison

Classicspark compared with what you already use

Zoom, Meet or Teams bring you no students. Preply or italki do, but they keep part of every lesson. Here students find you and the fee is yours.

Comparison of Classicspark with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Preply and italki
Classicspark Zoom free Google Meet free Microsoft Teams free Preply italki
New students can find you Yes: profile, search and “Near me” No No No Yes Yes
Commission on your lesson 0%: the student pays you — — — From 33% at the start to 18% after 400+ hours From 21% per single lesson to 15% on packages of 15 or more
Commission on the trial lesson 0%, like every lesson — — — 100% with every new student 0%
Length of a one-to-one lesson Whatever the student booked 40 min Up to 24 h Up to 30 h, if both use Teams — —
Audio for instruments On for everyone, nothing to set up Musician mode, which each person turns on by hand — Music mode, turned on in each meeting — —
What you pay Only the room you use, by the hour Nothing, on the free plan Nothing, on the free plan Nothing, on the free plan A share of every lesson A share of every lesson

For a simple one-to-one call, Meet and Teams work well. The difference is everything around the lesson: being found, the schedule, the sound and keeping your whole fee.

“—” means it does not apply or we could not verify it. Checked in September 2026 on each service’s official pages. Their limits and commissions may change.

Sources: Zoom · time limits · Zoom · audio for music · Google Meet · time limits · Microsoft Teams · time limits · Microsoft Teams · audio for music · Preply · commission · italki · commission

How to start

Three steps and you are teaching

  1. 1

    Turn on your lessons

    In “My lessons”, open “Configure my lessons”: your prices per duration, your time zone and your hours.

  2. 2

    Receive requests

    Students choose a date, length and time from your free slots. You accept or decline.

  3. 3

    Teach in the room

    At the time, you both join from Classicspark. Afterwards, your student rates you and the lesson counts towards your level.

Price

What teaching here costs

You only pay for the room you use

Never a percentage of your lesson. Accepting a lesson reserves its room hours; afterwards what was used is deducted and the rest goes back to your balance.

Hour packs

  • 10 h19.00 USD1.90 USD per hour
  • 25 h42.50 USD1.70 USD per hour
  • 50 h75.00 USD1.50 USD per hour
  • 100 h130.00 USD1.30 USD per hour

Depending on your teacher level, each pack comes with up to 15% more hours.

You get 1 h of free room time to start.

Start teaching

Frequently asked questions

Does Classicspark keep part of what I charge?

No. The student pays you directly, in whatever way you agree. Classicspark does not charge for the lesson or hold your money.

How is the room paid for?

You only pay for the room hours you use, never a percentage of your lesson: the time each person was connected is deducted, and whatever was reserved but not used goes back to your balance. You get 1 h of free room time to start.

Can I teach the lesson another way?

Yes. When you accept a request you can arrange it outside Classicspark. It stays on record, but it has no room, is not rated and does not count towards your level.

What do I need for the room?

A camera, a microphone and an up-to-date browser, on a computer or phone. If you use headphones, tick “I’m using headphones” and the room sends your sound in stereo and at higher quality.

Who can teach?

Any musician or ensemble with a Classicspark profile. You turn on your lessons, set your prices and hours, and start at the Prelude level.

Can lessons be recorded?

The Classicspark room does not record, so we keep no one’s image or voice. If you want to record a lesson, ask your student for permission first (and their parent or guardian if they are a minor) and use your own device’s recorder: the Snipping Tool on Windows, or OBS Studio, free on Windows and Mac. Whoever records is responsible for that recording.

Your next lesson can start here

Turn on your lessons in a few minutes. You only pay for the room you use.