Who it’s for

Bookings for retreats, done properly.

Multi-day retreats sold as one purchase, with a hard place count, a deposit up front and a cancellation window that means something.

A week at Still Harbor Retreats.

This is the booking widget, not a picture of it. Take a seat and watch the count move and the confirmation text arrive.

Every session carries its own price, seat count and rules, so a course, a drop-in and a free session sit in the same timetable.

Book a retreat

This week

Sell the three nights once and still manage each day inside it.

Under the hood

One payment, many sessions. Each day is booked, counted and cancellable on its own without unpicking the purchase.

Publish the number of places the house actually holds.

Under the hood

Every hold and booking is a single database transaction, so the last place cannot be sold twice.

Take a deposit and set exactly how late a place can be given back.

Under the hood

The window and its refund behavior are applied at cancellation time, so the rule runs whether or not you are watching.

Works where you are : your currency, timezone and language, on your own Stripe or PayPal account.

Can I take a deposit and the balance before arrival?: Price the retreat as the deposit and take the balance on arrival, or charge in full at booking.
Can I run a waitlist for a full retreat?: Yes. A cancellation promotes the next person automatically with a time-limited offer.
Can alumni book sittings free?: Run alumni as a membership and price their sessions at zero. The place is still held.

Fourteen days free. No card, no call, no implementation project.