
Put your stations on the booking page, take a group’s places in one go, and let the class close on the final jigger.
Online booking
Someone books Thursday, takes two stations for the pair of them, and what is left behind the bar drops before they have closed the tab.
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One day carries each class, the bartender running it and the stations gone, which is rather more use than a paper list by the till.
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Shaker, jigger, strainer, and a station each. The last station booked closes the class, rather than the room being rearranged at seven.
Mixing glass, bar spoon and decent ice per head. What you sell is stations, so the ice order stops being guesswork.
Citrus in, eggs in, and the number bought comes off the booked stations rather than off a hopeful count made on Tuesday.
A menu that changes with whatever is in the fridge. Run the class smaller and the spare stations still show as bookable.
A group takes the room for two hours on one booking, holding every station, with the balance sitting on that record.
Fourteen from one office on a single card. The stations go as a block, and nobody rings to ask whether there is room.
A hen or stag group books the bar out in one go, so the class is theirs and no stranger is standing at the last station.
Two Saturday sittings back to back. Each holds its own stations, so the reset between them is planned rather than hoped for.
Capacity is the stations you can genuinely work, so nobody is handed a tin and pointed at the far end of the bar at ten past seven.
Drop-in classes, a weekly regular, a private hire in the back room and a four-week course all live on the same list. Anything past a standard station, a bespoke menu or the whole bar, goes on a quote.
See it in action
Schedule
A private hen party in the afternoon and a public class in the evening sit on the same view with their numbers, so you can see the bar is committed twice before you order citrus.
Instant booking
The organiser picks eight places and is charged the per-person price for all eight in a single transaction, so the group size is fixed and paid before you hold a Saturday for it.
Get paid
Take a deposit or the full amount at booking, so the Saturday is committed before you turn away the next enquiry. A corporate night is quoted with room hire and spirits itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
The day shows each class, the bartender on it, the stations still free and who has paid, which is what the prep list comes off.
Guests see the stations actually left rather than a comfortable number. When the last one goes, the class closes online.
Card with Pro, or cash and bank transfer recorded by hand on Free, with the paid mark sitting on the station that was booked.
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One app for every booking
Capacity is the stations you can work. Each confirmed booking takes it down, and the class stops selling on the final one of them.
Confirmation on booking, then whichever reminders you switch on, carrying the time and the address so the bar is not fielding calls.
Yes. Capacity is set to the stations you can work, confirmed bookings reduce it, and the class stops selling once the last one goes.
Yes. A single booking can hold more than one station, and each station counts against the same class capacity.
Yes. A standing weekly or monthly booking runs with no end date, ends on a date, or ends after a chosen number of classes.
The station goes back to the class, the number left rises again, and the day still shows the count the bar prep is built on.
Yes. Switch on the confirmation and reminder emails, and each guest receives the start time and the address automatically.
With Pro the full class fee is taken by card as they book. On Free you record their cash or bank transfer by hand.