For cooking classes and workshops
Online booking for your cooking classes and workshops
Every workshop needs ingredients bought for a specific headcount — if bookings arrive scattered across email, WhatsApp and Instagram DMs, working out that number with enough time to actually do the shopping turns into a manual calculation every single week.
It's common for a cooking workshop to get bookings through several channels at once: someone messages on Instagram, another calls, a hen party signs up over WhatsApp. That's manageable with a couple of workshops a week, but in peak season — with several sessions and workshop types running the same day — it's easy to lose track of how many spots are left, buy too much or too little, or find out on the day that two bookings from different channels add up to more people than there are hobs.
What changes with your own page
- →Each workshop has its own schedule and its own real capacity — you know ahead of time how many people are coming to each session, so shopping holds no surprises.
- →Payment happens at booking, not on the day — cutting last-minute drop-outs after you've already bought ingredients for that headcount.
- →Groups state how many people are coming together when they book, so a hen party or a team-building session never overruns the workshop's real capacity.
- →The gift voucher doesn't lock in a workshop — whoever receives it picks between paella, pastry or the blind tasting once they decide to book.
See what it would look like
In the demo (set up as a surf school — the flow is the same for any activity run in sessions) you can book a spot the way one of your students would: pick a session, see how many places are left, and pay. Each class, from a single session to a multi-day course, would get its own schedule, capacity and price, under your brand. See the demo →
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No monthly fee, no setup cost. Just 6% on whatever gets booked through your page (€2.50 minimum per booking, only relevant on very low-priced bookings).
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