
Let bands book before midnight without putting the drum kit, bass rig and two different groups in the same room.
Online booking
Publish the rehearsal room blocks left around drum kit work. A confirmed session removes that room before another hirer can take the same time.
Learn moreOne live timetable
See backline, load-in and cable check on one rehearsal room diary, with the actual room and turnaround attached to every entry.
Learn moreRooms here are graded by what is in them. Put the backline on the page and the band picks the right room without ringing to ask what is in it.
What is in each room is part of what is being sold, so nobody turns up with sticks expecting a kit that lives in the room next door.
The moment a room is taken it leaves the page, so two groups are never sent to the same door for the same two hours.
Eight until midnight is the business. The diary has to be right at eleven with nobody at the desk to correct it.
Built for your rooms
Publish the rehearsal room blocks you actually sell; a confirmed booking removes that time before the next customer can take it.
Repeat the same rehearsal room weekly or monthly on Free, then stop the run on the date the regular booking really finishes.
Protect the full booking window, including load-in, without making unrelated rooms look unavailable.
Keep the hirer, amp and agreed room details together so whoever opens up has one useful record.
Set aside the complete session and its regular band needs while genuine availability stays open around it.
Start the longer block with an itemised quote and keep the accepted extras beside the eventual booking.
Move the session without losing the hirer, payment position or history when the plan changes late.
Close the exact room window needed for cable check while every ready space remains bookable.
Regulars are the whole revenue here. A standing room booking is worth more than any amount of walk-up, and it should take one setup.
A confirmed session removes the exact rehearsal room. Turnover and cable check closures stay unavailable until the room is ready again.
Keep payment status with the drum kit session, including money recorded at the front desk and full online card checkout on Pro.
Pro takes the full rehearsal room fee by card when the booking is made. Cash or bank transfer from the front desk can be marked on Free.
Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free, keeping the rehearsal room fee visible beside the drum kit booking.
Send an itemised quote for the longer rehearsal block and agreed extras, then keep later payments with the accepted details.
One app for every booking
Treat each rehearsal room as its own bookable resource. Once confirmed, that drum kit block disappears before the room can be sold twice.
Confirmation and reminder emails carry the room, arrival time and amp details hirers need before they turn up at the venue.
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Yes. Your public page shows genuinely open rehearsal room time and removes the selected room as soon as the booking is completed.
Yes. Keep a band in the same rehearsal room weekly or monthly on Free, ending after the last pre-tour run-through.
Yes. Pro takes the full rehearsal room fee by card when the booking is made. Cash or bank transfer from the front desk can be marked on Free.
Yes. Close the exact room window needed for load-in or cable check while every unaffected space remains available.
Yes. Set every rehearsal room up as a separate resource so a confirmed booking removes only that room and time.
Yes. Itemise rehearsal time, backline and agreed setup, send the quote to the organiser and retain the band’s accepted details.
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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