For dance studios
One schedule for kids’ classes, adult drop-ins, and the parents booking both
Family accounts that actually share credits, recurring weekly enrollment that doesn’t need re-booking every Monday, and Becky answering "does my daughter still have spots left?"
A dance studio’s week, handled
A parent wants both daughters booked with one family pack
The front desk has to do that credit math by hand, every time.
The sibling discount nobody remembers to apply
Family pricing arrangements live in someone’s head, not the system.
Extra rehearsals get bolted onto a schedule that wasn’t built to flex
One-off weeks are a workaround, not a feature.
Drop-in adults next to enrolled kids
Two totally different booking behaviors sharing one schedule.
What dance studios get
Family accounts with a shared credit pool
Live todayKids draw from a parent’s shared package, tracked accurately, not by memory.
Per-client pricing agreements
Live todayA sibling discount gets enforced consistently every time, not remembered by whoever’s at the front desk.
Recurring weekly and indefinite bookings
Live todayA regular weekly enrollment doesn’t need re-booking every Monday.
One-off sessions layered onto the regular schedule
Live todayAdd an extra rehearsal for a single week without disturbing the recurring template.
Class descriptions for age and level
Live todayParents can tell classes apart at a glance on the booking page.
Questions from dance owners
Yes — that’s the family account model. One login, one shared credit pool, each kid’s own bookings.
See it against your own schedule.
Bring your current class list, packages, and a real question — we’ll show you exactly what Becky would have said.