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Levels, groups and children who move up one.

Classes with places shown live, packs and memberships, and parents who need to be told about the showcase.

A row of feet in pointe shoes at the barre
Waitlist
Offered a freed spot in one tap
Per class
Capacity and spots left, live
Monthly
Memberships billed through your own gateway
0%
Commission on a class booking

What a dance school switches on first

01

Group classes

A service with a capacity on a timetable that opens its sessions ahead: drop-ins take seats, and members are enrolled for the term.

02

Memberships

Monthly passes paid through your own gateway: on the client’s card when they choose it at purchase, by a payment link otherwise.

03

Waitlist

Offer a freed spot to the next person in one tap.

04

Trainer diaries

Each trainer’s own bookable hours and their own column in the grid.

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Check-in and the register

A check-in code on every booking and seat, a member’s pass scanned at the door, and a register the trainer keeps on the phone: present, no-show or excused.

The booking page

What your client sees

Your page: the services, the prices and the booking panel
Free times, day by day
Name and phone, no account, and the deposit if you ask for one

Screenshots of a sample salon’s page. Yours shows your services, prices and photos.

Six things that only matter in a dance school

Group classes with a capacity

Each session a group booking with spots left shown live, and a check-in per attendee.

Levels as tags

Tag students by level, filter the list by tag, and change the tag when they move up — the history stays.

Each child under the parent

Each pupil a record under the parent who pays: their own place for the term, register and membership.

Enrolment by term, attendance by session

Each child enrolled once for the term with a seat in every class, and the register at each class counting the membership down.

Forms signed by the parent

A form a lesson needs, signed on the child’s behalf by a parent or guardian with a typed name; the child’s booking waits for it.

Waitlists you can act on

A drop-out frees the spot at once; offer it to the next person from the list in one tap.

Memberships that renew themselves

The client’s card is charged each period when they choose it at purchase (LiqPay or Fondy), a payment link goes out otherwise, and there is a grace period and a lapse you never chase by hand.

Off-peak classes priced to fill

Discount the midday session on the booking page and let the price move people into it.

A 4-person studio pays €40/mo

4 employees on Standard, 12-month term: €55/mo list, €561 on day 7, and 14 months of service (12 paid + 2 bonus) — €40 effective per month. Prices exclude tax. VAT or sales tax is added at checkout where it is due; an EU business with a valid VAT number pays no VAT and accounts for it under the reverse charge.

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Sport & fitness questions

What happens when a member cancels late?

Your notice window decides whether the deposit is kept. The spot frees at once, and you can offer it to the waitlist in one tap.

Can someone book a whole term?

Yes: give the class a timetable and enrol them — a seat in every session between two days, and a full one is skipped and shown, never forced. Drop-ins still take single seats, and the waitlist offers a freed one in one tap.

How are trainers paid for a class?

Per head, by the hour or by commission. Per-class pay counts each session closed in the register — the members present and the no-shows, never the excused — next to hourly pay from the rota and commission from the till, plus adjustments you enter with a reason.

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