Shooting Ground Booking Software for the UK.
Hardly anybody books a ground alone. One person arranges it for fourteen, settles for fourteen, and ought to be the only person you deal with.
Start with Google- The group books as one
- Stands held for the session
- Numbers cap themselves
- Instruction priced apart
- Companies settle afterwards
Online booking
Fourteen guns, one entry in the book
A group across four stands belongs in the diary once rather than fourteen times. Cap the session and the page stops before the ground does.
Learn moreOne live timetable
Stands, instructors and the day
With every stand down one side, two parties are never sent to the same layout simply because both were written on the same sheet.
Learn moreYou deal with one person, not fourteen.
The organiser is the customer. Everybody else simply turns up on the day, and the booking ought to be built round that fact.
One arrangement in the book
Fourteen guns arriving together is a single entry, so the quote, the confirmation and the payment all belong to whoever arranged it.
Ground held, not assumed
The stands a party needs are taken for the length of the session, which is what stops a second party being sent to precisely the same place.
An instructor is a resource
Instructed sessions hold the instructor as well as the stand, so an hour of tuition cannot end up promised to two parties on one morning.
- 12 AugAutumn away day, 24 gunsQuote accepted
- 3 JunSummer day, 16 gunsSettled by transfer
- 14 AprCoached morning, 8 gunsOne booking
Stands, coaches and the morning.
Every layout down one side and the day across, so two groups are never sent to the same stands because both were written on one page.
A ground has a throughput.
There is a number above which a corporate day becomes fourteen people standing in a field waiting for somebody else to finish.
Built for your ground
Built for the days somebody else arranges
The corporate day
Twenty-four guns, one arrangement, one quote, and a single payment request to the company rather than two dozen separate conversations.
The stag party
A Saturday morning group takes the stands it needs for as long as it needs them, so nothing else is promised into the same layout.
What the ground will run
Set the places on a session and booking shuts at that number, rather than finding out on the morning that rather too many said yes.
A first-timer having a go
A short introductory round sells from your page at your price and lands on a session that already has an instructor attached to it.
An hour of instruction
Priced apart from the round, so a party choosing tuition is choosing it deliberately rather than having the cost quietly absorbed.
The fortnightly club shoot
Entered once on Free and holding through the season, which spares somebody twenty near-identical entries in a book kept in the office.
Six more than they said
Numbers shift in the last week. Reissue against the larger party rather than quietly carrying six extra guns and their cartridges.
A wet Saturday
Move the whole booking and the party, the agreed price and anything already paid travel with it rather than being reassembled by hand.
One payer, not two dozen.
Nobody wants twenty-four cards at a gate. A price was agreed with one person, and one company settles it once the day is over.
Agreed before anybody arrives
Round, cartridges and any instruction are itemised and accepted online, so there is nothing to work out when the party actually turns up.
Card now or account later
A stag party settles in full by card as it books on Pro; a company receives a request afterwards and the transfer is recorded against it.
Cash is still cash
Whatever is handed over at the clubhouse is entered by hand on Free, so one record covers the morning rather than two that disagree.
- Corporate shoot · 16 gunsSession£2,240
- Instructor & stand hire · full dayLabour£640
- Clays, cartridges & cateringSupplies£720
What the ground can actually run.
A layout has a real throughput, and past it the morning you sold stops being the morning anybody experiences.
Places that close themselves
Set the number a session can take and booking stops there, so nobody arrives to find the ground carrying twice what it can comfortably run.
A cancellation frees the morning
Cancel a group and those stands go back on the page for that time, so a Saturday somebody gave up on Tuesday is sellable again by Wednesday.
Weather moves the whole group
A washed-out morning moves as one booking, so the organiser keeps their price and their payment rather than starting the arrangement again.
- Gemma WhitfieldP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer£380
- Danny OkoroP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash£240
- Aisha PatelP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card£380
- Liam DochertyP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card£190
One app for every booking
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Capacity that holds
Put a number of places on a session and booking closes there by itself, so the ground is never carrying rather more than it can run.
One squad, one stand
A booked party holds its stands for the whole session, meaning nothing else can be promised into ground that is already fully occupied.
Email reminders
The organiser gets a confirmation on booking and a reminder before the day, each carrying the time and the gate. Email only, never a phone.
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Common questions.
It does. The organiser holds the stands, receives the confirmation and settles the whole thing, which is rather simpler for everybody involved.
Set the places it can take and booking closes itself at that number, so the ground never ends up running more guns than it comfortably can.
Yes, as its own product at its own price, so a party wanting tuition chooses it rather than having the cost folded into something else.
Yes. Send a payment request once the day is finished and record the transfer against it, which is how most companies prefer to pay.
Reissue the quote against the larger party. The accepted version stays on the booking, so the change and the original are both on record.
Yes. Repeats run weekly or monthly on Free and finish on a date you choose or once an agreed number of shoots has been run.
