30 Day Singer alternatives (2026)

30 Day Singer is a video course library rather than an app. You get structured lessons taught on camera by working vocal coaches, covering beginner technique, ear training, harmony, style, and performance, and you watch them in a browser. It costs $29.95 a month or $129 a year after a 14-day free trial. People start looking for an alternative for three reasons that come up again and again: nothing listens back to you, so you never find out whether you actually hit the note; there is no mobile app, so practice has to happen in a browser tab; and the personal feedback that would fix the first problem costs $100 to $150 an hour on top of the subscription.

Who is writing this: the team behind Vocal Refresh, a singing app currently in development. Facts about the other products come from their own published pages and named reviews as of July 2026, and where something else suits you better, we say so.

What 30 Day Singer does well

The teaching is the strong part. MusicRadar's review praises the structure of the programme, the clarity of the videos, and the emphasis on singing in a way that does not wreck your voice, which is not something every course bothers with. The library runs from a beginner course through ear training and harmony into style and performance, with genre tutorials, artist breakdowns, regular live streams, and downloadable audio you can practise along to. The 14-day trial is long enough to actually judge it.

Why singers look elsewhere

A video course is a one-way conversation. You watch a coach demonstrate, you copy, and nobody tells you whether what came out of your mouth matched what came out of theirs. For pitch, that gap matters enormously. MusicRadar also flags the lack of personalised feedback without an expensive upgrade and an unmoderated community forum. And their own help centre confirms there is no iOS or Android app, so if your practice habit depends on tapping an icon, this is the wrong shape. At $29.95 a month it is also the most expensive option on this page.

The alternatives

Yousician

The closest thing to a course that also listens. Singing is one of five instruments, with real-time pitch feedback, lessons on breathing, scales, intervals, and ear training, and a song library you can transpose. It runs on iOS, Android, Mac, and PC. US pricing as of July 2026 is $89.99 a year for one instrument or $139.99 for all five, cheaper than 30 Day Singer either way.

Sing Sharp

An AI vocal coach app for iPhone and Android built around seeing your pitch as you sing, with training plans for daily workouts, high notes, mix, vibrato, harmony, and ear training. Free to download with ads, and full membership is $79.99 a year. It gives you the feedback loop that a video course cannot.

Singing Carrots

Also browser-based, which makes it the natural like-for-like swap, but generous where 30 Day Singer is not. The vocal range test, pitch accuracy test, and pitch training game cost nothing, and a database of more than 75,000 songs is searchable by range. Courses and an AI coach sit behind a Pro subscription whose price appears after a short quiz.

Vocal Refresh

Vocal Refresh is an iOS app for women coming back to singing after years away. Where a course hands you a curriculum and hopes you keep up, this starts with a short voice check, places you at one of four levels, and gives you a five-to-ten-minute session built for where your voice is today, with a voice journal so you can hear it coming back. Practice stays private, and there is nothing to score. The app is in development; the waitlist carries founding-member pricing. Our free vocal range test runs in your browser today.

Which one should you pick?

Stay with 30 Day Singer if you learn well from video and want a proper curriculum taught by real coaches. Choose Yousician if you want lessons plus feedback while you sing. Choose Sing Sharp if seeing your pitch in real time is the missing piece. Use Singing Carrots if you want browser tools without a subscription. And if the reason you are practising is to rebuild a voice you used to have, in short private sessions rather than hour-long lessons, that is who we are building Vocal Refresh for. Our guide to vocal training apps covers the wider field.

Frequently asked questions

Does 30 Day Singer have a mobile app?

No. Their own help centre states there is no dedicated iOS or Android app, though the site works in a phone browser. If you want a home-screen app, Yousician, Sing Sharp, Vanido, Simply Sing, and (once launched) Vocal Refresh are the native options.

How much does 30 Day Singer cost?

$29.95 a month or $129 a year, which works out to about $10.75 a month, after a 14-day free trial. One-to-one sessions with a coach are extra, at roughly $100 to $150 an hour.

Will it tell me whether I am singing in tune?

Not on its own. The lessons are video, so there is no microphone feedback while you sing. For that you want an app with real-time pitch detection, such as Yousician, Sing Sharp, or Vanido, or the free pitch tools at Singing Carrots.