
Sell simulator and range time in the blocks you set, with teaching pros, social groups and casual practice sharing one live bay diary.
Online booking
List the bay sessions you really sell. Customers book an open time themselves and that bay drops off the public page straight away.
Learn moreOne live timetable
Keep casual simulator sessions, teaching-pro lessons and closures on one bay diary the person on duty can read without a second system.
Learn moreA course dies when the light goes. A bay fills. Sell the blocks you actually run and the dark half of the year becomes the busy half.
Six until ten, Monday to Thursday, through the months a course cannot sell at all. That window is the whole business.
Thirty minutes, an hour, ninety — per bay, each with its own price, rather than an assumed hour that fits nobody.
A lesson books the teaching pro and the right bay together, so it can never be confirmed on top of somebody’s casual practice.
Built for your bays
A player chooses an open bay and session length, then that bay disappears from the public page immediately.
Offer the evening blocks you actually run while keeping lessons and longer group bookings clearly protected.
Book the pro and the correct bay together so a lesson cannot land on top of casual practice.
Reserve neighbouring bays for a group without closing parts of the venue that remain available.
Repeat the same bay block through the league season and set the final night before it begins.
Hold a bay for the fitter and customer, including the setup time needed before the appointment.
Send an itemised quote for bays and agreed extras, then keep the approved details beside the organiser.
Close the exact bay being calibrated or repaired while every unaffected bay keeps booking.
Every block across every bay in one month, so the evenings already gone are obvious before you take another group booking.
See casual sessions, regular groups and coaching together, with the booked bay obvious to whoever has the keys that day.
Sold time stays sold. Close maintenance properly and give flexible customers a coupon for the quieter bay sessions.
A confirmed booking removes the exact bay and time before another customer can take it.
Send an itemised quote for bays and agreed extras, then keep the approved details beside the organiser.
Close the exact bay being calibrated or repaired while every unaffected bay keeps booking.
Keep offline payments visible on Free, or use Pro for complete card payment online and staged amounts added after the booking.
On Pro, customers can pay the complete amount by card as they finish the online booking.
On Free, mark cash or bank transfer yourself so the duty staff can see what has landed.
Send an itemised quote to the organiser and keep later payment entries beside the accepted booking details.
One app for every booking
A booked bay leaves the page at once, so a lesson and a casual hour are never sold into the same bay on a full Tuesday night.
Automatic confirmation and reminder emails carry the bay, date and session details, giving customers a useful record before they set off.
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As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. Customers see genuinely open bays, choose a session and book it themselves. That exact bay then comes off the public page.
Yes. Repeat the booking weekly or monthly on Free, then finish on the season date, after set sessions or not at all.
Yes. Pro can take the complete card amount at online checkout. On Free, record cash or bank transfer yourself beside the booking.
Yes. Move it to the replacement bay or time and the customer, payment position and booking history remain attached.
Yes. Close only the affected bay and time, leaving every usable part of the venue open for ordinary bookings.
Yes. Itemise the block and agreed extras in a quote, send it to the organiser and keep the accepted version with the customer.