Booking software for resin art workshops.
Resin is mixed to a head count and starts going off the moment it is stirred, so the number has to be right before you open the tin.
Start with Google- Places matched to pouring stations and ventilated bench space
- A paid head count before the tin is opened
- Pieces cure overnight, so collection is set at booking
- Beginner pours and deep pours sold as separate workshops
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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Built for every kind of resin art workshop business
Beach and ocean pour workshops
The one everybody comes for, capped at the boards you can lay flat and level on the bench at once without one wave running into another.
Coaster and small piece sessions
A shorter session using less resin per person, which lets you run a larger group and a lower price than a full board workshop.
Deep pour and advanced work
Deep pours use more resin, throw more heat and take longer to cure, so they carry their own smaller number and their own price.
Private group bookings
A birthday or a work team books every station on a session in one booking, and you mix for exactly that group.
See it in action
Every booking, in one app.
Schedule
Stations committed, hour by hour
A full board workshop in the morning and a coaster session still half open in the afternoon read off one view, so the resin you measure out in the morning matches both.
Instant booking
Two stations left, and then none
The workshop sells to the pouring stations you own and stops at the last one. Nobody books a ninth place into a bench that was mixed and masked for eight.
- Private workshop · 8 stationsWorkshopA$680
- Resin & pigmentsMaterialsA$310
- Timber boards · 8MaterialsA$240
Get paid
The ratio you mix is the ratio you sold
Places are charged at booking, so the head count is funded before the tin is opened. A team booking every station is quoted with the resin and boards itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
Made for resin art workshop businesses
Mixed for the people who paid
The place is charged at booking, so the head count you measure resin against is settled and funded. There is no version of this where two more people book overnight and you find out at the bench that the ratio is wrong for the room.
A working window that will not stretch
Once it is stirred the clock is running, which is why the number of people at the bench and the number of stations have to match exactly. You set the places to the stations you own and the workshop sells that many, then stops.
The piece is not going home tonight
Resin cures long after the workshop finishes, so say so on the session and put the collection window in the description. The booking carries the person’s contact, so letting them know their board is ready is one email to one list rather than a hunt through direct messages.
Ventilation caps the room before the bench does
Some studios can run ten at a bench on coasters but only six on a deep pour, because of heat and fumes rather than space. Each workshop type is set up separately with its own number of places, so the safe number for that work is the number the page sells.
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Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your resin art workshop 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.
Common questions.
Every place is charged when it is booked, so the number you mix for is a paid number. A workshop that has not filled can be cancelled before you open a tin.
Yes. You set the places per workshop, the count drops live on the page as bookings land, and the workshop closes itself when the last station goes.
Put the cure and collection window in the session details so it is read before booking, and use the contact on each booking to let people know when their piece is ready.
Yes. They are separate sessions with their own dates, prices and place counts, so the tighter deep pour number never limits the beginner workshop.