
The model is hired first and paid whatever the turnout, so the easels sold by the afternoon are the number to plan the night on.
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An atelier that holds twenty draws well at twelve. Post the twelve and let the seats come down as artists claim them.
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The weekly open studio, an instructed workshop and a Saturday long pose share a calendar, so the room and the model get booked once.
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Timed poses, no instructor, mostly the same people. They claim an easel in advance rather than arriving to find the good ones gone.
Instruction moves the price and the layout, so it runs as its own session with fewer easels and more room around each of them.
A run of dated nights taken as a single standing weekly booking, so the term appears on the calendar without being entered again.
The seats with a clear view go first. Cap at those and the number you post is one an artist can really work from all night.
Groups come back for a particular model. Keep the name and the rate agreed on the session so the night is set up the right way.
The room is owed for the night whether seven come or seventeen, a second fixed cost better seen early than counted up after.
One pose held across a whole day, priced apart from a weeknight and set up with the drapes, the stand and the lighting to suit.
The stand, the drapes and the heat that have to be ready before the first pose belong in a note on the session itself.
One person books for the whole group, so the estimate goes first and the model is hired once it has come back accepted.
The fee is owed even when nobody can make it. One cancellation takes the easels, the money and the record along with it.
The model is hired and owed before an artist signs up, so this page is arranged around getting that covered.
Sell single nights and a whole term of them, let the standing Tuesday repeat on the Free plan, and put a private group on an estimate before anyone is hired.
See it in action
Schedule
Each session shows the easels sold against the easels you have, so two days out you can see the Wednesday sitting at eleven of sixteen and decide whether to push it or pull it.
Instant booking
A regular books their place and pays for it rather than turning up out of habit, so the number in front of you on the afternoon is the number that will be drawing.
Get paid
Places are charged as they are booked, so the fixed cost of the night is met by money already taken. A private group session is quoted with the model fee itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
The day view carries the session, who is modelling, how many easels have gone, and how much of the night is paid for.
An atelier that seats twenty draws comfortably at twelve. Post twelve and no thirteenth easel turns up on the night.
The model is paid the agreed rate whatever happens, so the figure worth knowing is how many easels are paid for by the afternoon.
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What you post is the ceiling. The session stops taking bookings on the final easel, whatever the room might hold if people squeezed in.
Switch a reminder on and everybody booked has the night, the start time and what to bring by email, without messages sent one by one.
Set capacity to the easels with a clear view of the stand. Confirmed bookings count down against it and the night closes on the last easel.
Yes. Standing bookings come with Free: weekly or monthly, carrying on with no end, ending on a date, or after a set number of nights.
On Pro the artist pays the full seat fee by card at the moment of booking. On Free, cash and a bank transfer are noted onto the night by hand.
Yes. Each runs as its own session with a price, an easel count and a room layout of its own, sharing the one studio calendar.
Yes. List the model, the room and any instruction on the estimate, send it, and keep the accepted version with the booking that follows.
The easel returns to the available count and the night shows one more open seat, while the money and the history stay on one record.