
Induction sessions, bench hire and machine time as separate things to book, because they are not the same hour and not the same price.
Online booking
Offer induction, bench and machine sessions around real workshop availability. A reserved workbench leaves the makerspace page immediately.
Learn moreOne live timetable
Put project blocks, laser time and machine closures on one workshop calendar, with the correct bench or machine on every entry.
Learn moreA taught session with a tutor and eight places, a space by the hour, and one machine everybody wants. Three products, three prices, one workshop.
A taught session holds what the tutor can supervise. When the places are gone the session comes off the page rather than quietly overfilling.
Everybody wants the one machine. Booking it by the hour as its own thing is what stops the queue forming around a bench nobody needed.
Each bench is bookable in its own right, so closing one for a repair leaves the rest of the workshop online instead of shutting Saturday.
Built for your workshop
Put the makerspace bench online at the price and length you set. Once confirmed, the exact workbench leaves the page before it can be promised twice.
Repeat the same makerspace bench weekly or monthly on Free, stopping on the last date the familiar arrangement is meant to run.
Protect the full induction time window while genuine availability around it stays open.
Keep the organiser, dust extraction and setup notes together so the person opening up is not rebuilding the job from messages.
Close only the resources needed for the complete project block, leaving everything unrelated available.
Start a project block with an itemised quote for bench days, machine hours and materials.
Move a member to a different bench and the payment taken and the hours agreed move with them.
Block the exact period needed for machine closure, reopening the resource only when it is ready.
When you teach the induction rather than hire the bench out, the number of places is the number of stools, and the page stops selling at it.
A member picks the machine, the hours and pays. It lands in the diary while the supervisor is still cutting something.
See bench induction sessions, laser cutter time and machine closure together, with the actual resource attached to every entry.
Keep payment status with the bench session, including offline money recorded on Free and complete online card checkout on Pro.
Pro takes the full bench hire fee by card when the bench session is booked. Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free.
Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free, keeping the bench hire fee visible beside the bench session.
Send an itemised quote covering bench time, machine hours and materials, then every later payment sits with the accepted version.
One app for every booking
The laser cutter is one machine. A booked hour leaves the page at once, so two members are never sent to the same bed at the same time.
Email the maker their bench, arrival time and dust-extraction notes before materials are carried into the workshop.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. Your public page shows genuinely open makerspace bench time and removes the selected workbench when the booking is completed.
Yes. Repeat the same makerspace bench weekly or monthly on Free, ending on a chosen date or after the final planned booking.
Yes. Pro takes the full bench hire fee by card when the bench session is booked. Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free.
Yes. Close the exact window needed for induction time or machine closure while every unaffected resource remains available.
Yes. Set every workbench up as a separate resource so a confirmed booking removes only that resource and time.
Yes. Itemise the bench time, the machine hours and the materials, send the quote, and the accepted version stays with the booking.
Handle enquiries when your diary is full with clear requests, alternative times and a practical manual waiting list that avoids double bookings.
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