Put your half-hour slots on a page students can book themselves, take the lesson fee as the booking is made, and stop losing the hour to someone who decided at four in the afternoon that they were not coming.
Online booking
Share your link and customers pick a service and slot at a price worked out for them, straight into your diary.
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Every booking lands on one timeline across your spaces and your team, so nothing double-books and quiet gaps are easy to spot.
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A single place per slot means the diary is the booking page, and the student who wants the 4:30 either gets it or sees that it has gone.
Add extra dated lessons in the fortnight before a competition or an exam, without disturbing the slots the rest of the studio already holds.
A group session takes several places at once and is priced per singer, so four friends working on the same repertoire book the one session between them.
A single session for a student you have never taught, bookable and paid for without an account, a phone call or a back-and-forth about the time.
See it in action
Schedule
Every slot you have opened shows on one day view with the ones already taken filled in, so the gap at 4:30 on Wednesday is obvious and can be offered to the student who asked for an extra lesson before the eisteddfod.
Instant booking
Your open slots sit on a branded page with the fee shown. A student takes the Wednesday four o’clock and pays, the slot closes for everyone else, and no one had to ring the studio to arrange it.
Get paid
The lesson fee is charged at booking, so a student who pulls out at four in the afternoon has already paid for the hour. A block of eisteddfod lessons can be quoted instead and settled by payment request.
Less admin, more bookings
Your available times sit on one branded page with the fee showing. A parent finds it on a Sunday night, takes the Wednesday 4:00 and pays, and the slot disappears for everyone else. The evenings you do not teach never appear at all.
A private lesson is a session with a single place. The moment it is booked the time closes, so two students can never end up standing in the same doorway at 4:30. Group sessions work the same way with the number of places you choose.
The lesson fee is taken as the booking is made rather than in the studio afterwards. When a student cancels at four in the afternoon, the hour has still been paid for, and you are not sending a message asking for money for a lesson that never happened.
Publish additional dates in the weeks before a competition and they show up beside your usual slots. Students who need the extra work book them directly, which beats rearranging a fortnight of the diary by hand.
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One app for every booking
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. Your published slots sit on a branded page with the fee shown, and the student picks the time that suits and pays as they book.
A private lesson is a session with one place. As soon as it is taken the slot closes on the page, so it cannot be booked twice.
Yes. Publish the extra dates and times you are willing to teach and they appear alongside your regular slots for students to book.
A reminder email goes to the student ahead of the lesson with the time and the address, which cuts the number of people who simply forget.