Eighteen mats laid out with room to lie down is eighteen places, the money is taken when the place is booked, and bookings close before the doors do.
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A ninety minute session in a hall or studio where the cap is however many mats fit with a bolster and a blanket beside each one.
A more intense session where the number is lower on purpose, because you need to be able to reach anybody who needs you during it.
A single dated event that has nothing to do with your usual schedule, sold at its own price with its own capacity.
A workplace or a group who want the whole room to themselves, quoted rather than sold by the place.
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Schedule
A studio at fourteen and a hired hall at twenty six carry their own capacity on the same day, because the floor is the constraint and no two floors are the same.
Instant booking
The session stops taking bookings at the cut-off you choose, so nobody is paying on their phone in the car park while the first bowl is being struck.
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Places are charged at booking, so a full room stays a full room. A workplace wanting the whole session to themselves is quoted rather than sold by the mat.
Less admin, more bookings
You set the places to what the floor takes when everybody is lying down with something under their head. That is your real number and it is usually smaller than the room suggests, which is exactly why it needs to be enforced by the booking page rather than by you counting bodies at the door.
You choose a cut-off after which the session stops taking bookings, so somebody is not paying on their phone in the car park while the first bowl is being struck. It protects the thing people paid for, which is a room that settles once and stays settled.
The place is charged when it is taken. A session held on an unpaid promise is a session where a third of the mats are empty and the people who wanted them were told it was full. Card payments run on the Pro plan at a flat 3%, and the Free plan covers 200 bookings a month with no per-booking fees.
Where you do not own the space, you publish only the nights you have the hall, and each one carries the capacity that particular room allows. A yoga studio on a Thursday and a community hall on a Sunday are two different numbers, published as two different sessions.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
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Set the places to the number of mats you can lay out with proper space around each one. The count shows on your page and the session stops selling at zero, so the floor plan you imagined is the floor plan you get.
Yes. Set a cut-off and bookings close before the session starts, so nobody is walking into a dark room after everyone has settled.
For a session with a small fixed capacity, yes. Charging at booking is what stops a full room turning into a half-full one on the night. Pro is $2 a booking for unlimited, and card payments carry a flat 3%.
Publish it as its own dated session with its own price and its own capacity. It sits on the same public page as everything else, so the people already on your list see it straight away.