Plans & Pricing
Choose Your Plan
Right now you’re spending $200 a month printing song sheets that end up crumpled in someone’s back pocket. You’re burning evenings texting 15 people to confirm who’s actually showing up Wednesday. What if that money and those hours came back to you?
One organizer-paid plan covers the Jamming Junction location and all active jammers included in that plan. Choose monthly or annual billing. Jammers never pay Jamming Junction separately.
JAM-10
$39/month
$348/year
Up to 10 active jammers
Built for a casual jam. You get the full song library, unlimited setlists and messaging for up to 10 active jammers. If you’re testing whether structure helps or hosting a small monthly gathering, this covers you without overcommitting.
Best for: monthly sessions, basement jams and small groups trying out a little structure.
Includes: standard support
JAM-25
$59/month
$588/year
Up to 25 active jammers
For organizers running weekly sessions with a regular crew. You coordinate up to 25 active jammers, build several setlists a month and send automated reminders so players arrive knowing the songs. This is where active hosts tend to land.
Best for: weekly sessions, growing communities and organizers who want the same smooth night every week.
Includes: custom jam logo, enhanced support
JAM-75
$99/month
$948/year
Up to 75 active jammers
For venues or organizers running larger sessions with up to 75 active jammers. You get priority support, a custom jam logo and personal onboarding, with the capacity to manage a full community.
Best for: venues hosting regular jams, organizers running large communities and anyone treating music as a reliable weekly event.
Includes: custom jam logo, priority support, personal onboarding
First 5 organizers only
Limited Launch Lifetime Offer
$999 one time
Up to 75 active jammers
$999 one time for one Jamming Junction location, including up to 75 active jammers and the Jam-75 plan benefits: a custom jam logo, priority support, and personal onboarding.
Every plan gives you the whole platform: 5,000+ song charts in dotted notation, collaborative setlists, group messaging and automated scheduling. What changes between plans is how many active jammers you’re keeping in sync.
What you stop paying for: the $200+ monthly print bill. The hours spent chasing RSVPs. The “what are we playing tonight?” question that lands five minutes before you count in.
One venue we worked with spent $200+ a month on paper and watched players fumble through creased sheets mid-song. After switching, they dropped the printing budget to zero and song selection sped up 40%. Musicians started showing up ready instead of scrambling. Read their story →
Active jammer means a registered musician who currently has access to the location and its resources. An organizer can deactivate an inactive member to free a place without erasing the jam’s historical records.
For jammers: Already part of a Jamming Junction location? Use the registration link supplied by your coordinator. Your access is included in the organizer’s plan. Jamming Junction will not bill you separately.
What You Get at Every Level
The full chart library
5,000+ charts in dotted notation, so nobody argues over keys or squints at sheet music. Players see the chords and lyrics, jump in and go.
Collaborative setlists
Everyone requests songs and helps shape the night before it starts, so your first 20 minutes go to playing, not deciding.
Group messaging
Schedule changes, song requests and equipment notes all live in one place your whole crew can see.
Automated reminders
Registered jammers get the details on their own, so your Tuesday night isn’t 15 confirmation texts.
You’re Already Paying for This
Add it up. Paper and ink for charts. The hours you spend coordinating, even if you never bill yourself for them. The players who drift away because the chaos stopped being worth it. That’s your current bill, and it’s not small.
Jamming Junction folds all of it into one predictable monthly cost tied directly to clearing the friction that’s draining your sessions.
If you host a weekly jam with 10-15 players, you’re probably spending more on logistics right now than a plan would cost. The trade is simple: time to play instead of manage, players who arrive ready and nights that end with energy.
Who This Works For
You’re running or regularly attending a local jam that’s struggling to hold shape. The schedule is fuzzy, song picks feel random, messages scatter across texts and email and turnout is a guess. You’ve started wondering if Wednesday is worth the stress.
You have the budget to fix it, because you’re already spending it on printing and lost time. You’d rather have one system than juggle 3 or 4 that don’t talk to each other.
You’re comfortable enough with tech. You use Facebook, you text, you can find your way around a web app. This isn’t complicated software. It’s just organized.
Not Sure Which Plan Fits?
Start with Jam-25. It covers what most weekly organizers need. If your jam grows, upgrade anytime. If you’re coordinating fewer players than expected, scale down.
No long contracts, no penalty for switching plans and no fees hiding in the fine print. You pay for what you use and you stop when it stops working for you.
Pricing Questions
Can I switch plans after I sign up?
Yes. Move up or down anytime based on how many active jammers you coordinate. Changes take effect at the start of your next billing cycle.
Do I pay per musician or per jam?
The organizer pays for one location plan that includes a set number of active jammers. Invited musicians are not billed separately by Jamming Junction.
What is an active jammer?
An active jammer is a registered musician who currently has access to the location, song library, setlists, and community. Deactivated members do not count toward the plan limit and can be reactivated later if space is available.
What happens when a jam reaches its limit?
The organizer can deactivate an inactive jammer or move to a plan with greater capacity. Existing members should never be removed or upgraded automatically without the organizer’s approval.
Is there a free trial?
Reach out and we’ll walk you through it. We want you to see how it fits your jam before you decide.
What if my musicians don’t use the platform?
The platform works when your crew uses it. If people aren’t picking it up, that’s the same coordination gap you’re fighting now through texts and email. The difference is everything sits in one place instead of scattered everywhere. Send the invite, tell them why it helps (they see the setlist early, request songs, skip the confusion) and give it a couple of sessions. Players tend to come around once they feel how much smoother the night runs.