Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when GigaChords becomes part of your regular song-learning, rehearsal, teaching, or performance prep routine.
Plans
Free keeps the core practice tools useful. Paid plans are for heavier analysis use, a larger saved library, editing, and regular practice that goes beyond the Free limits.
Start here
For trying the full practice workflow before you need a larger song library or heavier analysis use.
per month
For regular practice, rehearsals, lessons, and serious song learning.
intro year
Best value for musicians who want GigaChords in their normal practice routine.
Subscription details
Why this pricing
Competitors often monetize catalogs, broad AI toolkits, or advanced recognition subscriptions. GigaChords is priced around a narrower promise: imported audio, private practice, saved charts, transposition, looping, edits, and export.
Keep the core practice tools useful in Free. Put heavier analysis use, larger libraries, and editing in paid plans.
Questions
Automatic chord detection is difficult, especially with dense mixes, unusual harmony, fast passing chords, or noisy recordings. GigaChords is built around usable timelines, real-song QA, editable charts, and honest improvement instead of pretending every result is final.
The product direction is local-first where supported by the platform. Some future features may need network access, but private files and recordings should not need to become public uploads.
The current app direction starts with common files such as MP3 and WAV. The website only promises formats once they are verified in the app builds.
The V1 public app is focused on local audio files and microphone recordings.
No. GigaChords is not trying to become a giant tab catalog. It is a chord analysis and practice tool for audio you provide or are allowed to use.
Early users will help shape analysis limits, saved-library limits, and how the Monthly and Annual plans are explained before public launch.
