Cooperstand is a maker of foldable wooden instrument stands based in Sisters, Oregon. The company was founded in Nashville, Tennessee on January 1, 2010 by Daniel Cooper and Melanie Dyer under Coopercopia LLC. Its US-patented design uses a four-footed, collapsible frame that packs flat enough to fit inside most guitar cases and gig bags, aimed at touring and traveling players who need a real stand without the bulk.

The product line is built around two materials: Sapele, an African hardwood marketed for display and showroom use, and a 13-ply Birch laminate used for the company's stage and travel-rated stands. The flagship Pro-G and Pro-GB models accommodate acoustic and electric guitars, while related variants support bass, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, resonator, and smaller cellos and double basses up to 3/4 size.

Cooperstand earned Best in Show honors at Summer NAMM 2010 for the original Pro-G and again at Summer NAMM 2017 in the Best Add-On & Accessories category, along with a 2019 Music Inc. Editors Choice award. The stands are sold direct and through retailers including Sweetwater, Guitar Center, Musician's Friend, and Thomann.

Cooperstand has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Stands.