Booking software by industry.
account42 is one booking engine, set up nineteen different ways. Every page below shows the week that trade actually runs: its classes, its seat counts, and the way each session is paid for. The engine underneath is the same.
Studios & crafts
- Pottery studios
- Wheel classes, hand-building workshops, multi-week courses and open studio, each capped by wheels and kiln space and paid for its own way.
- Art studios
- Life drawing, painting workshops and portrait courses, with materials costed per head, seats capped by easels, and studio hire for members.
- Makerspaces and workshops
- Inductions, machine time and taught workshops, each capped by the number of machines you can supervise, with members booking time for free.
- Cooking schools
- Hands-on classes capped by the bench count, ingredients bought ahead, deposits up front, and a cancellation window that protects the shopping.
- Wineries and breweries
- Fixed tasting times with a real seat count, vineyard tours with a deposit, private groups booked as one, and club members pouring for free.
Fitness & movement
- Gyms and CrossFit boxes
- A class timetable that repeats every week, memberships and class packs read at booking, drop-ins that pay, and a floor cap that holds.
- Yoga and fitness studios
- A weekly timetable described once, unlimited memberships and class packs read at booking, and mat counts that hold when the 7am fills.
- Martial arts schools
- Belt-level classes with their own caps, terms billed as one payment, adult sparring by the class, and gradings beside the weekly timetable.
- Climbing gyms
- Intro courses, coached sessions and belay checks, each capped by the coaching ratio rather than the wall, and paid for its own way.
- Dance studios
- Graded classes sold by the term, adult drop-ins by the seat, intensives as one-offs, with attendance tracked week by week.
- Swim schools
- Term blocks sold as one purchase, a separate capacity for every level and lane, siblings booked together, and a missed-lesson rule that runs itself.
Learning & kids
- Music schools
- One-to-one lessons and ensembles in one timetable, sold singly or as a block of ten, with the balance tracked as lessons are booked.
- Language schools
- Term courses sold once, conversation clubs by the seat, exam prep as one-offs, and a booking page that reads in twelve languages.
- Coaches and tutors
- One-to-one sessions and small groups sold singly or as a block, the balance tracked as it is used, and a late-cancellation rule that runs itself.
- Kids camps
- Day camps sold by the day or the week, a seat count for every day, siblings booked in one go, and details collected at booking.
Experiences
- Charters and tours
- Fixed departures with a hard seat count, deposits taken ahead, private charters sold as one, and weather cancellations refunded in one step.
- Retreats
- Multi-day retreats sold as one purchase, with a place count set by beds, a deposit up front, and a cancellation window that means something.
- Photographers
- Mini-session days sold as one-seat slots at fixed times, headshot slots with a deposit up front, and a canceled slot offered to the waitlist.
- Salons
- Appointment-length slots per stylist, a deposit taken at booking, and a cancellation window that keeps a no-show from costing the chair.
Not on the list? It still fits.
Anything with a fixed time, a price and a seat count is a session. Fourteen days free, no card, no call.