A studio website with a class schedule people sign up from.

A schedule that reads like a studio board

Students want three things: what is on this week, when, and whether there is room. Each class shows its date and start time, how long it runs, how many places it has and what it costs. Beginners, slow flow, a Saturday workshop: list them the way you would chalk them on the board by the door.

When someone signs up, you get their name, the class and how to reach them. Reply with the details: what to bring, where to park, whether mats are provided. Online sessions can be offered beside in-person ones.

Passes and packs, priced plainly

Sell a ten-class pass or a monthly membership through your own system? List a pass as its own item with its price so people see the better deal, and sign them up from the same form. Memberships that bill automatically still belong in your membership software; link to it from the main button if you have one.

For teachers who would rather teach

Instructors running a small studio or a single weekly class in a rented hall do not need a membership platform on day one. They need people to find the class, see the time and ask for a spot. That is what this page does, with your photos and your words.

Personal trainers and music or dance teachers use it the same way: sessions or lessons as dated items, a price on each, and sign-ups sent to you.

Questions owners ask

Does it stop sign-ups when a class is full?

It shows the class size on every class. You confirm each sign-up yourself, so you decide when a class is full and can mark it sold out.

Can students pay when they sign up?

Not on this page. Sign-ups arrive as requests; you confirm and take payment the way you already do, or link a class to your own payment page.

Can I list online classes?

Yes. A class can be online or in person, and the sign-up asks which applies.

How do I add next month's classes?

Add each class with its date, time, length, size and price, then publish. Past dates can be removed whenever you update the schedule.