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What you can book, for your kind of business.

Choose what you run to see what goes on your timetable and how clients pay.

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Studios and gyms

Every kind of class and session your studio sells.

Group classes, privates, courses and workshops, sold one at a time or through packs and memberships. Here is what you can put on the timetable, and the ways clients can pay for it.

The schedule for the week: reformer, mat and private classes Monday to Sunday, each with its teacher in their own colour and how many are bookedCourses: a six week beginners course and a four week strength block, each with its price, start date and how many are enrolled

Group classes

As many spots as you set, with a waitlist when they are full. Repeat them every week, or put on a one-off.

Reformer Flow, 10 spots, every weekday at 08:15

Private sessions

One to one, or a pair or three together. The number of people is set by the session, so the same slot can be a 1:1 one week and a duet the next.

Private reformer, 55 minutes

Courses

A run of weeks, booked and paid for in one go, so the same people are in the room each week.

Beginners reformer, six Tuesdays

Workshops

A one-off event with its own price and its own number of places.

Pilates for runners, Saturday afternoon

Booking for friends

One client can book places for the people they are bringing, in a single booking.

Two places in Saturday’s Slow Flow

Pick your spot

Draw your room once, and clients choose their reformer, mat or bike when they book.

Reformer 6, by the window

Ways to pay

However your clients like to pay.

Set prices and rules once, and the booking page, the class list and the receipts all follow them.

  • Drop-inPay for one class, by card when booking or at the desk.
    Any class
  • Class packsFive, ten or however many classes, with credits that expire on your rules.
    Your sizes
  • MembershipsUnlimited, or a set number of classes a week or a month.
    Monthly
  • Intro offersA first-time price for new clients, used once.
    New clients
  • Gift cardsBought by one person, spent by another.
    Any amount
  • Pay at the deskCash or card in person, marked as paid in one tap.
    No fee
Packages and pricing: a single class, a private session, an intro offer, class packs, a monthly unlimited membership and a gift cardA client's membership and what it was used for, with her upcoming bookings and recent history side by sideDiscount codes: a percentage code, a fixed amount code, a birthday code and a seasonal code, with how many times each was used and who used it

Made for

Studios of every kind.

TallyUp started with a reformer studio in London, and works the same way for any studio that runs a timetable.

Pilates and reformerClients pick their reformer, fill in a health form before their first class, and book privates and duets alongside group classes.
YogaMat classes with the spots you set, workshops with their own price, and packs that regulars work through.
Barre and fitnessIntro offers for new clients, drop-ins and memberships, and waitlists for the busy times.
DanceCourses booked by the term, with drop-in classes alongside them.
Personal trainingPrivate sessions and session packs, with your own prices and times.

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