How StudioFull works
From an open lesson time to an enrolled student.
List the recurring lesson times you want to fill. Prospective students and caregivers can learn about your teaching and inquire on the same page. You decide what happens next and keep each inquiry organized through enrollment.
Publish your website
Show who you teach, where lessons happen, and which times are open on a fast website with a stable StudioFull address and the search basics included.
Receive lesson inquiries
Prospective students or caregivers share their name, email, and an optional message. Depending on your studio, the form also asks who lessons are for and which instrument they want to study. You decide whether the inquiry is a good fit and reply directly.
Track what happens next
Move each inquiry through New, Good fit, Trial, Enrolled, or Closed. StudioFull records the first known source for attribution, which is directional and may not identify every influence.
Review Managed Ads availability
Managed Ads provider connection, reporting, applied changes, and automatic pauses are not available right now. The planned workflow keeps budget and material changes under your control.
Know when you’re full
Set the total number of recurring students you want to teach, and mark each weekly time as open, waitlisted, or closed. Automatic ad pauses are not available right now.
Keep ownership
Your student relationships, site content, data, advertising account, and direct billing relationship remain yours.
Know before you start
Decide whether StudioFull fits your studio.
- A good fit for
- Independent music teachers filling recurring lesson openings.
- Not designed to replace
- Your calendar, curriculum, or existing studio-management system.
- You keep ownership
- Your student relationships, site content, ad account, and billing relationships.
- Important boundary
- StudioFull organizes discovery and follow-up; it does not guarantee inquiries or enrollment.
- Next step
- Create a private studio draft, review it, then choose what to publish.