
Your model is hired before anyone signs up and paid whether six show or sixteen, so the seats you sell are the number that counts.
Online booking
Post the session with the number of easels that can see the stand, and watch the seats come down as artists take them.
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The open studio session, an instructed class and a weekend intensive share one calendar, so the room and the model get booked once.
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Timed poses, an open door and the same regulars every week. They take a seat ahead of time instead of hoping an easel is open.
Instruction changes the price and the way the room is set up, so it runs as its own session with fewer seats around the stand.
A run of dated sessions taken as one standing weekly booking, so the whole term lands on the calendar without being entered twice.
Nobody wants the easel behind the post. Set capacity to the seats that can really see the model and the number you post holds.
Some models bring their own crowd. Keep who is hired and the rate agreed right on the session, so the night is set up correctly.
The space is owed for the evening whether eight come or eighteen, a second fixed cost worth seeing early rather than afterward.
One sustained pose across two days, priced apart from a weeknight and set up with the drapes, the stand and the lighting to match.
Everything that has to be out and warm before the first pose goes in a note on the session, not in one person’s memory.
One person books for the whole group, so the estimate goes out first and the model is hired once it comes back accepted.
The model is still owed when it does not run. One cancellation carries the seats, the money and the record along with it.
The model is hired and owed before a single artist signs up, and this page is arranged around covering that.
Take drop-ins and a full term of sessions on the same night, repeat the standing Wednesday on the Free plan, and send a private group an estimate before you hire anyone.
See it in action
Schedule
Each session shows the easels sold against the easels you have, so two days out you can see the Wednesday sitting at eleven of sixteen and decide whether to push it or pull it.
Instant booking
A regular books their place and pays for it rather than turning up out of habit, so the number in front of you on the afternoon is the number that will be drawing.
Get paid
Places are charged as they are booked, so the fixed cost of the night is met by money already taken. A private group session is quoted with the model fee itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
The day view shows the session, who is modeling, how many seats are gone, and how much of it has already been paid.
The room seats twenty and draws comfortably at twelve. Post twelve, and a thirteenth easel does not appear on the night.
The model is owed the agreed rate either way, so what matters two days out is how many seats have actually been paid for.
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One app for every booking
A room that seats twenty draws well at twelve. Post twelve and the session closes on the last seat instead of letting one more in.
Turn on a reminder and everyone signed up gets the date, the start time and what to bring by email, with nothing typed one at a time.
Set capacity to the seats that can see the stand. Confirmed bookings count down against it and the session closes on the final seat.
Yes. Standing bookings are included on Free: weekly or monthly, running with no end, ending on a date, or after a set number of nights.
With Pro the artist pays the full seat fee by card as they book. On Free, cash at the door and bank transfers are logged on the booking by hand.
Yes. Each is its own session with its own price, its own seat count and its own room setup, sharing a single studio calendar.
Yes. Name the model, the room and any instruction on the estimate, send it, and the accepted version stays with the booking.
The seat returns to the available count and the session shows one more open, while the money and the history stay on one record.