
Sell seats against the melters you run, and let winter workshops and summer sessions fill while the vessel count stays something you can trust.
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Someone picks the Saturday session, takes two seats, and the stations still open drop for the next person, with no message left waiting for you.
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Each session carries the instructor, the seats gone and the hour afterward while candles cool, so a second group is never promised the same bench.
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The steady seller right through the winter. One vessel, one wick and a fragrance each, with seats sold against the melters that hold the pace.
Dipping wants a long run at one temperature, so the sitting is longer and the seat count smaller. Both are set on the session itself.
Much of the sitting goes on choosing fragrance before any wax is poured, so the session is booked at its true length, not the pour alone.
One person takes the table and pays for the whole thing, so the vessel count is settled well before your supply order goes out.
Fourteen people against twelve seats is the booking to catch early, while a second session can still be opened for the rest of them.
November fills first and eats stock fastest, so the month goes up in one go and fragrance is ordered against a count you can see.
Cooler wax, a shorter sitting and a parent taking two seats at once. The same bench with its own seat count and its own hour.
A returning maker pouring into a jar from home still takes a station and a stool, so it books as a seat like anything else.
You buy wax, wicks and vessels against a number, so the count worth trusting is midweek’s, not whoever comes through the door on Saturday.
Run one-off sessions, a standing monthly class and private group bookings from one calendar. Anything past a standard seat, a longer sitting or an extra fragrance, goes on an estimate before you order.
See it in action
Schedule
Each session shows the places sold against it, so the volume you melt in the morning is set by a full evening pour session and a soap workshop that is still three short.
Instant booking
Someone takes a place and picks the larger vessel as a paid option, so the choice is made and charged before you buy it in rather than negotiated over hot wax.
Get paid
Places are charged as they are taken, so wax, wicks and vessels are bought against a paid head count. A hen party booking the whole bench gets an itemised quote.
Less admin, more bookings
The day lists each session, its instructor, the seats left and what has been paid, which is the number you weigh wax and set vessels out to.
People see the seats genuinely left in a session. When the last station goes, booking closes online instead of a stool appearing at the end of the bench.
Take the session fee by card with Pro, or record cash and bank transfer on Free. The paid status stays on the seat rather than in a separate notebook.
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One app for every booking
A session stops at the melters and stools you really run. Confirmed seats take the number down and booking closes on the last wick, never past it.
A confirmation carrying the cooling time and what to wear, then a nudge before the day, so a bench set for twelve is not set for eight.
Set capacity to the stations and stools you can genuinely run at once. Confirmed bookings take the count down and the session closes on the last seat.
Yes. A single booking takes as many seats as you allow, and all of them count against the same session, so a group of eight is one record and one payment.
A standing booking runs weekly or monthly and ends never, on a date, or after a chosen number of sittings, with each sitting keeping its own seats.
It returns to the session right away, so the number you buy wax and vessels against stays real instead of sitting on a booking nobody will use.
Write the cooling time into the confirmation and the reminder. Both go out by email at the times you choose, once you have turned them on.
Card payment for the full seat fee is part of Pro. On Free, cash and a bank transfer are recorded by hand and the paid status stays with the seat.