Lessons.com Reviews 

Should be SHUT DOWN
TOTALLY GENERIC site that just has you complete an otherwise 3rd grade looking "profile" with a FAQ section that looks like it was created by AI, with bad filtering. Sending me "leads" as far away as 300 miles, I'm obviously not going to accept. NO actual support or email contact anywhere. Total scam, buyer beware

I got a lot of garbage referrals that were clearly just to churn up revenue for the website. When you try to cancel, they make it almost impossible to do so.

Lessons.com is a scam. They send you "leads" of "customers" who never respond. They charge $20-25 per lead and will not refund you if the "customer" doesn't answer you. We had 16 leads. Only 1 responded last year. We are the largest music school in our county. Legitimate students always sign up with us when they see our rates and excellent teachers. Their system will not allow you to cancel your credit card, so you rack up charges and have to dispute it with your credit card company, otherwise they just charge and charge and charge. It's just a monay-making scheme!

I’d give -5 stars if I could. The business model isn’t really good. Customer service is not good as well. Buying and Using credits to send quotes to clients, who can then in turn decide to choose another person in your profession…wouldn’t it be more feasible to instead have a credit be used when someone selects you as a teacher…? And when I asked for my money back of course they said no. Be careful using this company…I wouldn’t recommend.

I’ve been really impressed with lessons.com and highly recommend it to any business owner who is looking for qualified leads. My company has tried a number of different marketing sources and lessons.com is definitely the most cost-effective. We’re able to get leads for a fraction of the price of Google or Facebook ads. If you are on the fence about using lessons.com, definitely give them a try. You won’t be disappointed.

Many Scammer instructors on this site. Want upfront payment for services then ask for more money. Never show up for services will not answer calls

The days leading to today was unprofessional due to the lack of communication received by the coach. My son had an appointment this morning at 9:30am at a nearby park in Arlington. We arrived at 9:20am, and text Jayson Dimanche that we had arrived. No response. We waited until 9:50 with no communication back from this coach. I would not recommend this coach.

One of the biggest ripoffs on the Web. Imagine spending $20 - $30 or more just to be able to email a client that is not even pre-qualified. Stay away from Lessons.com.

Sent spam to our business - a tennis club. Never signed up for any services with Lessons.com, never even heard of them. Suddenly started emailing us supposed lesson requests. Perhaps the requests are real, but we do not want your marketing and never signed up for anything.

A complete scam. Don't fall for it. I give piano lessons. I signed up. Suddenly they are contacting with all kinds of students in my area looking for piano lessons. 4 or 5 new students every day. But the catch is, you dont get any information until you pay lessons.com $20 per student contact. I’ve been teaching in this area for 30 years. How is it possible that suddenly there are some many people looking for piano lessons

Contacted a softball instructor on lessons.com twice. No response. Sent lessons.com an email asking for a response. No response. Terrible organization.

Shady. Contacted four volleyball instructors for easy money private coaching sessions. 3 declined. The fourth person just recently posted their profile for hire so I asked for their profile link to the website they had listed as a "current" coach. They replied I moved out of state. Shady.
Smells like fake profiles. Maybe bots to snake your money. Check out Better Business Bureau (BBB) website for more negative reviews for this site. You've been warned.

Zero integrity. Customer service is basically non-existent. Your value for money invested with Lessons.com will be ZERO. The company's tactics will lead it to going out of business soon. You don't want your funds to be locked up when that happens. Simply NOT worth it.

Being a concert pianist for 15 years all around the world

I did not hire anyone, but I got the following message from "Mr. Thomas," a voice instructor: "You are operating in witchcraft and don't think I see you....check this though...if y'all really wanted to do anything with me musically... Ya asses would've been done it..but God has to show ya...that I'm on a whole completely different level..." Creepy much? Now I definitely won't use the service!

This company's greed led it to following in the footsteps of the despicable Thumbtack. Horrible customer service and rip-off rates.

Horrible. No customer service, impossible to reach by phone, and they never answered my emails with request for help. They will charge you for a single "lead" - meaning a potential match, up to $26,regardless of whether the lead would even contact you. They don't even ask you if you wanted that lead. I'm just furious! They will auto charge you for any POTENTIAL STUDENT, INCLUDING THOSE WHO HAVEN'T EVEN CONTACTED YOU PERSONALLY !!!

Be warned!

This is an absolute garbage, an abandoned piece of AUTOMATED SOFTWARE built to suck you the trusting teachers dry of your hard-earned money.

So, if you are still considering listing your services with this company, lessons.com, don't!
I would stay clear of them and look elsewhere for advertising opportunities. I wish I had read this review myself before I fell into their trap!

You're welcome!

Wouldn't recommend this site. Only 9 requests, in 10 months. A few spam. A few ghost you. You pay for all of it. Almost seems like lessons.com acts like wannabe customers to have you pay.

I suspect the leads I got were all fake. They either went nowhere, or every interaction I had with potential clients was...weird. I am convinced I was talking to a bot.
This site steals business from legitimate businesses, and makes them pay to access clients. Their prices are exorbitant as well.

This company gets your money upfront and charges you $13 for fake leads-