Run timed sessions back to back without them touching, put the changeover inside the block you sell, and fill the eleven o'clock that always sits empty.
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One person, one room, a fixed session length at a set time. Booked and paid from a phone the night before, with the slot committed.
Two people sharing a room, or a group taking the whole studio for an hour, are different products with different lengths and prices sitting on the same timetable.
A club bringing twelve people after a Saturday morning session takes the studio as a block, which removes every individual slot inside that window rather than leaving them to be booked underneath.
The late afternoon block after training is the busiest hour of the week for many studios, and it is the one where a double-booked room does the most damage.
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Schedule
Each sauna and each plunge is a room with its own timetable, and a booked session holds it for the full length. The six o clock cannot be sold to two people however busy the morning gets.
Instant booking
The middle of the day fails because nobody rings, not because nobody wants it. On a live timetable those sessions are visible and payable from a phone.
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A fifty five minute session on the hour means the room is genuinely empty for five minutes and the next person still arrives when they expected. You were paid for the turnaround.
Less admin, more bookings
Every sauna and every plunge is a bookable unit with its own timetable, and a session that is booked takes that room for its full length. The database refuses an overlap, so the six o'clock cannot be sold to two people no matter how busy the morning gets or how many staff are taking bookings.
Nothing inserts a gap between one session and the next, so build the wipe-down into the block. A fifty five minute session on the hour means the room is genuinely empty for five minutes and the next person still arrives when they expected to. The turnaround is time you sold rather than time that quietly disappeared.
If a customer can book the sauna without holding the ice bath, you can sell both rooms twice as often. Set them up separately with their own lengths and prices, and a contrast session becomes two short bookings against the same person in sequence rather than one long hold on your whole studio.
When a group books the studio out, every individual slot inside that window has to vanish, not merely be discouraged. Booking the rooms out for the block removes them from the public page for exactly that period and puts them back afterwards, so nobody wanders in at half past ten into somebody else's private hour.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Yes. Set the session length and your opening hours, and the page offers exactly those start times. A booked session holds the room for its full length and cannot be overlapped by another.
Not automatically, so put it inside the session. If you want five minutes between each, sell a fifty five minute session on the hour. The room is genuinely free at the changeover and you have been paid for the time.
They can, and it usually earns more. Each is its own bookable room with its own price and length, so one customer in the sauna does not make the plunge unavailable to somebody else.
Book every room out for the window. All the individual sessions inside that period come off the public page automatically and return when the block ends, so a group hour cannot be interrupted by a walk-in booking.