Bookings for any class or event, free or paid

BookMyClass started with yoga and fitness teachers, but it works for anyone who runs classes or events and needs people to sign up: one-off or recurring, free or paid. You get a booking page, capacity limits, a waiting list, automatic emails and optional card payments.

Use cases

• Workshops and courses: Take registrations and payments for workshops and multi-session courses: capacity limits, waiting list, card payments and automatic confirmations.
• Running clubs and group training: Let members sign up for weekly runs, outdoor bootcamps and group training. Capacity limits, waiting lists and optional payment, all from one link.
• Dance classes: Booking and payment for dance teachers: weekly classes, drop-ins, socials and workshops, with capacity limits and a waiting list.
• Art and craft workshops: Take bookings and payments for painting, ceramics, knitting and other creative workshops. Small groups, materials included, paid up front.
• Language cafés and meetups: Free or paid registration for recurring community events: language cafés, book clubs, meetups and talks, with a cap on numbers and a waiting list.
• Cooking classes: Take bookings and payments for cooking classes, tastings and food workshops. Fixed seats, ingredients planned in advance, payment when booking.
• Yoga and fitness classes: weekly classes, drop-ins and private sessions.

Good fit

• Recurring or one-off events with a limited number of places.
• Organizers who want a simple booking link rather than a full management system.
• Free events, paid events, or a mix of both.

Not the best fit

• Large one-off events with assigned seating or many ticket types: a ticketing platform suits those better.
• Studios selling memberships or class passes: BookMyClass handles single bookings.

Comparing tools? See BookMyClass vs Eventbrite, vs Zenamu and vs Momoyoga.