Pricing & plans
Same Cadance features in every tier. Choose the level that matches the value Cadance provides in your business.
Start with Spark: $4.99/month (USD)
Available exclusively on iOS
Plans (USD)
Spark
$4.99/month or $49.99/year
For occasional teaching, or getting started with Cadance.
Artist
$12.99/month or $129.99/year
For regular weekly teaching where Cadance is part of your routine.
Patron
$24.99/month or $249.99/year
For power users who want to support fast development and sustainability.
All features included
Every plan includes the full Cadance experience: professional tempo control, start delays, looping, offline reliability, session timers, and ongoing updates.
The only difference is price. The tier is an honor system that lets you decide how much to support development based on how much you use Cadance.
Business expense note
For many teachers, subscriptions like this may be a deductible business expense depending on your country and circumstances.
This is not tax advice. If in doubt, check with your accountant or tax professional.
Pricing questions
Do higher tiers unlock more features?
No — all tiers include the same Cadance features. Choose the tier that matches how much value you’re getting from Cadance in your teaching and business.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Cadance offers a 1‑month free trial (shown in the App Store checkout flow before billing starts).
Will pricing be different in my country?
Often, yes. Apple sets local prices and currencies. The App Store always shows the final price before you start a trial or subscribe.
Can I switch or cancel later?
Yes — you can manage, switch, or cancel your subscription anytime in your Apple ID subscription settings.
Why a subscription instead of a one‑time purchase?
Subscriptions support continuous updates, new features, and long‑term maintenance so Cadance stays reliable for your classes year after year. If you want the longer explanation, read: Why Cadance is a subscription.
Is this tax deductible?
Many teachers treat subscriptions like Cadance as a business expense, but rules vary by country and by individual circumstances. This is not tax advice — please confirm with a tax professional.