
Put headshots, e-commerce and fashion tests on one studio timetable, including the set build and turnaround either side.
Online booking
Offer studio blocks left around cyclorama work. Confirmation removes that room before reception can promise the same hour again.
Learn moreOne live timetable
Put backdrop, set build and repainting on one room timetable, with the correct space and turnaround attached to every hire.
Learn moreA headshot sitting and a campaign shoot come out of the same cyclorama at different prices — and neither ends the moment the clock does.
The hour, the half-day and the full day each with their own price, rather than an assumed hour that fits none of the three.
Lights down, set struck, floor clear. Build that into the block and the next crew is not standing in reception watching the last one pack.
The moment a block is taken it leaves the page, so two shoots are never sold the same wall on the same afternoon.
Cover the work that actually fills the room: corporate headshots, e-commerce catalogue days, longer blocks and the reset nobody can skip.
Set the hire lengths and availability for each studio. Weekly or monthly standing bookings are available on Free; full card checkout comes with Pro.
An e-commerce brand shooting the first Tuesday of every month is set up once, not re-booked twelve times a year.
Stage a campaign on the booking — a payment now with a due date and the balance after the shoot. That is Pro.
Keep payment status with the cyclorama session, including money recorded at the reception and full online card checkout on Pro.
Pro takes the complete studio hire fee during online booking. Cash or bank transfer at reception can be entered on Free.
Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free, keeping the studio hire fee visible beside the cyclorama booking.
Send an itemised quote for the longer campaign block and agreed extras, then keep later payments with the accepted details.
Built for your studio
Offer the studio time actually left; once booked, that precise block disappears before reception can promise it again.
Keep a weekly or monthly studio let on Free and give the recurring run a sensible final date.
Protect the full hire, including set build, while useful time before and afterwards remains available.
Attach the room, hirer and strobe details, leaving rather less to reconstruct when the door opens.
Keep the organiser and regular photographer requirements in one record instead of the customary second email thread.
Put the longer session and agreed extras into an itemised quote before the date reaches the diary.
Move a changed booking without detaching its organiser, payment position or earlier agreement.
Take the room offline for repainting while every unaffected space carries on booking normally.
One app for every booking
Keep every studio as separate inventory. Once booked, that cyclorama block no longer appears to reception or online hirers.
Email confirmations and reminders include the room, time and strobe detail, rather more useful than another vague diary note.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. Your public page shows genuinely open studio time and removes the selected room as soon as the booking is completed.
Yes. A regular e-commerce crew can hold the same studio weekly or monthly on Free until its catalogue run is complete.
Yes. Pro takes the complete studio hire fee during online booking. Cash or bank transfer at reception can be entered on Free.
Yes. Close the exact room window needed for set build or repainting while every unaffected space remains available.
Yes. Set every studio up as a separate resource so a confirmed booking removes only that room and time.
Yes. Itemise studio time, set build and agreed equipment, send the quote to the organiser and retain the approved shoot details.
Handle enquiries when your diary is full with clear requests, alternative times and a practical manual waiting list that avoids double bookings.
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