Yoga and pilates studios
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Strongest for one-to-ones, small reformer sessions and courses.
A studio diary is made of repeated slots, mostly the same people, mostly the same times. The work is not taking the bookings — it is chasing the ones who forget, and refilling the spaces they leave.
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A typical studio setup
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One-to-One Yoga
1 hr
£50.00
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Reformer Pilates (1:1)
55 min
£60.00
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Reformer Duet
55 min
£40.00
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Small Group Mat Class
1 hr
£15.00
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Beginners Course (6 weeks)
1 hr
£78.00
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Pregnancy Yoga (1:1)
1 hr
£55.00
Your own services, durations and prices — these are only an example.
What it actually fixes
Chasing people to rebook
A course of sessions is booked once and stays in their diary, with reminders before each one.
Asking about injuries every week
Health questions are answered at booking and last as long as you say before being asked again.
More students than reformers
Equipment is bookable in its own right, so the diary cannot oversell what the studio has.
Empty one-to-one slots
Payment or a deposit at booking, plus automatic reminders, so the hour is not simply lost.
Where it is strongest, and where it is not
This books appointments: one-to-ones, duets, reformer sessions, and courses booked as a run. If your studio is mostly large drop-in classes with a waiting list and a class pass, a dedicated class-pass system will suit you better, and it is worth saying so.
Most small studios and independent teachers are the other shape — a diary of individual and small-group sessions — and that is what this does well.
A course, booked as a course
Six weeks of Wednesday evenings, booked in one go, held together as one course with one confirmation. The student leaves with all six in their diary instead of promising to rebook each week.
Health questions, once
Injuries, pregnancy, recent surgery, what they are working around. Ask at booking with a form of your own and set how long an answer lasts, so a regular is asked once a year rather than every session.
The answers sit on the appointment, and anything you flag shows in red before they are on the mat.
Reformer time, and the equipment you actually have
If you have three reformers, three people can book. Set up each piece of equipment as its own bookable resource and the diary cannot promise a fourth.
Deposits and payment up front
A missed one-to-one is an hour nobody else could take. Take payment at booking, or a deposit, per session type — into your own Stripe account.
More than one teacher
Each teacher has their own hours, their own classes and their own students. No charge per teacher.
What it costs
£17.99 a month for the studio. Fourteen days free, no card needed.
Yoga and pilates studios often ask
There is no class-pass wallet. What works today is selling a course as a set of sessions booked together, or invoicing for a block and issuing a discount code the student uses when booking. If passes are central to how you sell, this is the honest limitation to weigh.
Small group sessions are handled by the equipment or space available — set up the mats or reformers as bookable resources and the diary stops at the number you have.
Yes, with a form of your own, answered at booking. Set how long an answer lasts so regulars are not asked every week, and flag the answers you want drawn to your attention.
Your hours are set per teacher, so you can work different days at different places. There is one address on the public page, so a studio with two permanent sites usually runs two pages.
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