Stop chasing trainers for cash in an envelope. The slot is paid on the card when it is booked, and the ring and the floor are two things you can sell at once.
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A trainer with four clients a morning books their hours and pays on the card, so the gym never has to work out at the end of a month what anyone owes.
A coach preparing a fighter wants the ring itself, which is a different service at a different price to a patch of floor, and it holds only the ring.
A trainer with a full book of clients takes the same hours every week for the term, so their slot is committed and they are not competing each Monday for the six o’clock they have had for two years.
A Saturday sparring session takes the ring and the surrounding floor for a couple of hours, sold as a block, with everyone else booking around it.
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Schedule
Ring, open floor and bag area are separate bookable units, so pad work, a strength session and a bag class all run at once without colliding.
Instant booking
The fee is taken on the card as the slot is booked, so there is nothing to reconcile at the end of the month and nothing to chase from six busy trainers.
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Each trainer sits on their own record with every hour taken and every payment attached, so adding a morning or dropping a night starts from what they actually use.
Less admin, more bookings
Cash on the day is the default in boxing gyms and it is the single largest leak in the business, because it depends on six busy people remembering and one busy person recording. Take the fee on the card as the slot is booked and the reconciliation problem disappears with it. A slot that is booked is a slot that is paid, and the receipt goes out by email without anyone writing anything down.
A gym that sells "the gym" can only ever sell it once. Split the ring, the open floor and the bag area into separate bookable units and a pad session in the ring runs at the same time as a strength coach using the floor and a boxer working the bags, three hires from one room. Each unit refuses a second hire for the same window, so nothing collides.
A trainer who has built a full six o’clock over two years should not be re-bidding for it every week. Hold their hours as a standing weekly slot for the term and the space is theirs, off the page, committed. Everyone else books around it and can see what is actually left rather than asking you.
Each trainer sits on their own record with every hour they have ever taken and every payment attached. When a trainer wants to add a morning or drop a night, you are looking at what they actually use rather than at a memory, and a trainer who leaves does not take the gym’s knowledge of their schedule with them.
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Take the fee on the card at the moment the slot is booked. There is nothing to chase, because an unpaid slot was never a booking. The receipt goes out by email and every payment sits on the trainer’s record.
Yes. The ring, the open floor and the bag area are separate bookable units. A pad session in the ring leaves the floor and the bags free to sell, so one room can carry three hires at once.
A standing weekly slot commits those hours to that trainer for the term, so they come off the booking page and nobody else can take them. It is settled once rather than negotiated every Monday.
the Free plan covers 200 bookings a month with no per-booking fees, which covers a gym with a few trainers renting space. Beyond that, Pro is $2 a booking for unlimited, and card payments are a flat 3%.