Cap every class at the rigging points and spotters you have on the floor, sell the places from your own page, and stop finding out at six in the evening that ten people have booked for six silks.
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The entry class carries the tightest place count, because a first-timer on silks needs a spotter within arm reach rather than a coach shouting across the room.
Each level is booked separately, so somebody who has never inverted cannot take the last place in a class working on drops.
Supervised open training is sold by the session with its own places, giving trained students floor time without turning it into an unmanaged free-for-all.
Kids classes run at their own times with their own numbers, and a parent booking two siblings pays per place for both in the one booking.
See it in action
Schedule
Classes, open training and private sessions all show on one day view with the numbers against each, so you know before you unlock whether the floor has six people on it or sixteen.
Instant booking
The places on the page match the rigging points on the floor. Somebody deciding at lunchtime sees one left in the six-thirty, takes it and pays, and the class closes itself behind them.
Get paid
The class fee is charged with the booking, so every point on the rig is paid for before the warm-up. Corporate sessions go out as a quote covering the coach, the spotter and the floor time.
Less admin, more bookings
You decide the number of places per class and the page sells exactly that many. Six points is six places. The count on the page drops as bookings land, so the person deciding at lunchtime can see there are two left and act, and the class shuts itself when the last one goes.
Beginner silks, intermediate silks and static trapeze are separate bookable classes with separate places. That keeps a full beginners class from pushing someone into a session they are not conditioned for, which is the failure mode that ends in an incident report.
Publish supervised open training as its own dated sessions with the number of people the floor and the coach on duty can handle. Trained students book a spot the same way they book a class, and you know how many bodies are coming before you unlock the door.
The class fee is charged as the booking is made, so the place is paid for before anyone is chalked up. There is no cash tin by the crash mat and no chasing the person who came twice last month and paid for neither.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Yes. Every class carries its own place count, so a six-point silks class and a two-point trapeze class each sell exactly the places you have.
Levels are separate bookable classes. Somebody booking sees the level in the name and books that class specifically, and a full beginners class does not spill into the one above it.
Yes. Open training is published as its own dated sessions with its own places and price, sitting on the same page as your classes.
The fee is charged at the point of booking, so every place in the class is paid for before anyone arrives.