
Sell the stations behind your bar one at a time, and stop when the last shaker is spoken for.
Online booking
Someone books a Saturday masterclass, takes two stations for the pair of them, and the stations left behind the bar drop straight away.
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Every class, the bartender running it and each station taken sit on one day, so you know what is full and what is still spare.
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Shaker, jigger, strainer. Six people, six stations, and the sixth booking closes it before anyone has to share a tin.
Half the class shaking, half stirring, then swapping over. Stations are what you sell, so the swap still leaves everyone somewhere to stand.
Egg white, citrus, plenty of ice. You buy the lemons to the head count on the bookings rather than to a hopeful number.
A summer menu and a shorter window before the ice gives up. Run the class smaller and spare stations still show as bookable.
A group takes the room for two hours. One booking holds every station, and the balance sits on that same record.
Twelve from an office on one card. The stations go together, and nobody rings the bar to check there is room for them.
A hens or bucks group books every station in one go, so the bar is theirs and no stranger is squeezed in beside them.
Saturday afternoons back to back. Each class holds its own stations, so the reset between them is planned rather than rushed.
Set the class to the stations you actually own, so your bartender never has to improvise a tenth spot at the end of the bar.
Run drop-in masterclasses, a weekly regular, a private hire in the back room and a longer course from the same list. Anything past a standard station, a menu written for one group, goes on a quote.
See it in action
Schedule
A private hen party in the afternoon and a public class in the evening sit on the same view with their numbers, so you can see the bar is committed twice before you order citrus.
Instant booking
The organiser picks eight places and is charged the per-person price for all eight in a single transaction, so the group size is fixed and paid before you hold a Saturday for it.
Get paid
Take a deposit or the full amount at booking, so the Saturday is committed before you turn away the next enquiry. A corporate night is quoted with room hire and spirits itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
The day lists each masterclass, the bartender on it, the stations still free and who has paid, before anyone goes near the bottle shop.
People see the stations genuinely left, not a rounded number. When the last one goes, the class stops taking bookings online.
Take the fee by card with Pro, or record cash and bank transfer on Free. The paid mark stays on the station that was booked.
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One app for every booking
Set the class to the stations you own. Confirmed bookings take that count down, and booking shuts the moment the final shaker goes.
Send the confirmation and whichever reminders you switch on, carrying the start time, the address and the note about arriving early.
Yes. Set capacity to the stations you can actually work, confirmed bookings take the count down, and booking closes on the last one.
Yes. One booking can take more than one station, and every station counts against the same class capacity.
Yes. A standing weekly or monthly booking runs on with no end, ends on a date, or ends after a set number of classes, and it is on the free plan.
The station goes back to the class, availability rises again, and the day shows the true number for whoever is buying the ice.
Yes. Switch on the confirmation and reminder emails, and attendees get the time and the details without you writing them out.
With Pro, the full class fee is taken by card as they book. On Free, you record their cash or bank transfer by hand.