TrueFire Black Friday Early Access: Four New Courses at $9.99 or Less
What the Newsletter Contains
The email, sent by TrueFire under the subject line "4 brand-new courses, $9.99 or less," announces an early-access Black Friday sale. Its main message is that every course, song, and jam in the TrueFire library is priced at $9.99 or less during the promotion. The sale includes four recently released courses, which the newsletter highlights as the headline offer.
The message is organized into three main parts:
- The featured release block: A "Our Newest Courses, $9.99 or Less" section introduces the four new titles, each with its own "Get the Course" link, plus a "Shop All Courses" button.
- More Ways to Save: A section about TrueFire Cash, which lets readers spend credits earned on the platform, and an All Access subscription offer.
- Fine print and footer: Pricing details for All Access, the end date of the early-access window, the company's mailing address, and standard unsubscribe and preference links.
The email has a clear call to action throughout. Readers are encouraged to browse the full catalog, buy an individual course, check their TrueFire Cash balance, or upgrade to All Access.
The Products
The four new courses cover a mix of guitar styles and skills, from slide playing to funk, country, and jazz harmony.
Guitar Zen: Slide
Taught by Eric Haugen, this course focuses on slide guitar. The newsletter presents it under the "Guitar Zen" banner, which suggests a relaxed, mindful approach to technique and musicality alongside the physical craft of slide playing.
Essential Funk Progressions
Taught by Chris Buono, this course is aimed at guitarists who want to build funk vocabulary through chord progressions. It is part of the TrueFire "Essential" series of progression-focused lessons.
Country Chord Progressions
Taught by Matthew Lee, this course is described as a way to "master the chord moves that drive country" music. It is designed for players who want the harmonic patterns that define the genre.
Essential Jazz Progressions
Taught by David Shorr, this course covers jazz chord progressions, a core topic for guitarists studying jazz harmony and comping.
Purchasing Options
Each course can be bought individually during the sale at $9.99 or less. Buyers can also apply TrueFire Cash, which the newsletter says can take up to 25% off any $9.99 course purchase.
All Access Membership
All Access is a subscription that gives members streaming access to every course in the library. According to the fine print, the annual plan costs $77.88 for the first year ($6.49 per month, billed annually), then renews at $99 per year. The newsletter also notes that All Access Students receive an extra 25% off course downloads.
About the Store
The newsletter comes from TrueFire, an online guitar education platform. Its business is selling downloadable instructional courses, backing tracks called "songs," and practice "jams," all of which are sold through a digital library and accessible through subscriptions. The company's registered address is 2500 Emerson Avenue South, Saint Petersburg, Florida 33712, United States.
TrueFire's marketing here emphasizes accessibility and value. The brand uses a rewards-style credit system called TrueFire Cash and a flat-rate subscription to encourage both casual and dedicated players to keep learning. Its catalog spans many genres and skill levels, and its featured instructors are presented as working guitarists and educators.
The newsletter itself links to truefire.com for pricing details and does not mention jamplay.com. Because of that, this article cannot confirm any connection between the jamplay.com domain and this email. Readers who want information about jamplay.com should check that site directly.
Key Dates and Details
- The Black Friday early-access pricing ends Monday, November 23, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. ET.
- All courses, songs, and jams are $9.99 or less during the sale.
- TrueFire Cash can take up to 25% off any $9.99 course purchase.
- All Access is available for $6.49 per month when billed annually for the first year.
