PaySeats for yoga studios
Your studio, your schedule, your students.
Drop-ins, members, first-timers on a guest pass — a yoga studio runs more than one product at once. PaySeats puts the whole operation under your own domain: the weekly schedule, memberships and class packs, payments, and the check-in at the door. No marketplace between you and your students, and no commission on anything you sell.
The problems this replaces
The schedule lives in one tool, payments in another
A booking widget, a payment link, a spreadsheet for passes, an email tool for the newsletter. PaySeats runs the schedule, the sale, the pass balance, and the message to your students from one place — so a change in the timetable is one change, everywhere.
Platforms own your student list
On marketplace apps, the person on the mat is their customer, not yours. On PaySeats every booking, every email, every attendance record belongs to your studio — exportable any time, under your own brand and domain.
Commissions punish your best months
A percentage fee grows exactly when your classes fill up. PaySeats is a flat monthly subscription: full room or quiet week, the bill is the same. The only per-sale cost is your payment provider's standard processing rate.
What a studio runs on PaySeats
Weekly class schedule with per-class capacity and waitlists
Memberships with automatic renewal and failed-payment recovery
Class packs and credits redeemed on attendance
Drop-in bookings and guest passes alongside member access
Door check-in from your phone, online or offline
Student list with attendance history, segments, and campaigns
Studios start on the Essential plan and grow into Studio when memberships and multiple staff devices come in. Whatever you launch with, your price is locked — it never goes up while you're subscribed.
Common questions from studios
Does PaySeats take a percentage of my class sales?
No. PaySeats charges a flat monthly subscription and takes no commission on anything you sell. The only per-transaction cost is the standard processing rate of your payment provider, charged by them.
Can I run memberships and drop-ins on the same class?
Yes. A single class can admit members, class-pack holders, and one-time drop-ins at the same time, each with its own price and rules. Capacity is shared and enforced automatically.
Do my students book on my website or on a PaySeats page?
On yours. Your schedule and checkout run under your own domain with your brand. Your students never see a PaySeats page, and your customer list stays yours.