Booking software for ice rinks.
Skaters book a public session per person by time, a skate-hire add-on comes with the booking, and each session holds a capacity that keeps the ice safe.
Start with Google- Public skate sessions booked per person by time
- A skate-hire add-on booked in with the session
- A capacity per session that keeps the ice safe
- Party and group bookings placed on the same grid
- Per-person pricing shown on the page up front
Online booking
Customers book themselves
Share your link and customers pick a service and slot at a price worked out for them, straight into your diary.
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Peak hours, kept full
Every booking lands on one timeline across your spaces and your team, so nothing double-books and quiet gaps are easy to spot.
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Every booking, in one app.
Schedule
Your whole day on one timeline
Every booking lands on a clean daily schedule across your whole team, so you can see at a glance what is booked and what is still free.
Instant booking
Customers book themselves, priced up front
Share your booking link and customers pick a service and a slot at a price worked out for them, dropping straight into your diary.
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Quote to paid, in a tap
Build a quote and send it in minutes. The moment it is accepted it becomes a booked, billable job, ready to schedule.
Less admin, more bookings
Made for ice skating businesses
Sell the session, hold the ice
A public skate is a set block of time with a safe number of skaters on the ice, so sell it exactly that way. Set the capacity for a session and the page sells that many spots per person, counting down as they book. When the afternoon skate is full it closes itself, and the ice never carries more than it should.
Skate hire booked in, not queued for
The hire counter is where a good session goes to wait. Offer skate hire as an add-on the skater ticks when they book, with their size, so most people arrive already sorted. The counter handles the few who need it rather than the whole session, and the ice time starts closer to on time.
Parties on the same ice, counted properly
Birthday parties are a big part of a rink weekend, and they should slot in without a phone call. A parent books a party as a block of skaters on the session they want, priced per head, and those spots come out of the same session capacity as everyone else, so the ice count stays honest whether the skater is a party guest or a walk-in.
The weekend on one grid
Every session across the day sits on one grid, so you can see which sessions are full, which have room and where a party is landing. When school holidays load the rink, you read the day at a glance instead of counting heads at the barrier.
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One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your ice skating business.
Capacity that holds
Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Email reminders
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
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Common questions.
Yes. Each public skate sits on your page at a price per person, and skaters book the session they want from the spots left in it. A confirmation email goes out the moment they book.
Skate hire is an add-on the skater ticks when they book, with their size, so most arrive already sorted and the hire counter is not a bottleneck at the start of the session.
Every session carries a capacity you set. As skaters book, the spots count down, and when the last one goes the session closes itself, so the ice never holds more skaters than it safely should.
Yes. A parent books a party as a block of spots on the session they want, priced per head, and those spots come out of the same session capacity as walk-in skaters.
The whole day sits on one grid showing which sessions are full, which have room and where parties land, so you can read the weekend at a glance.