Booking waitlist.
Fully booked isn't closed.
When a day fills up, your booking page starts a line instead of turning people away. A cancellation emails everyone waiting — and the spot goes to whoever books first.
Good news — a place opened up in a class you were waiting for. Spots go to whoever books first, so grab it while it's here.
The waitlist
calls back.
You don't manage any of this. The form appears only when a day you actually work is genuinely full, and the emails go out only when a cancellation genuinely frees a spot.
No favorites.
No spam.
A waitlist only works if your clients trust it. Ours runs on rules, not judgment calls — the same rules for everyone, every time.
Fewer surprises
to begin with.
The waitlist rescues cancellations — windows prevent the worst ones. Decide, per meeting type, how close to a session clients can cancel or reschedule themselves: anytime, up to the start, or not within your chosen number of hours. The portal enforces it politely, so you never have to.
Your most committed clients prepay for a series — and when they cancel in time, their credit comes straight back.
The waitlist lives inside your booking page — same link, same brand, no extra tool for clients to learn.
When a group class fills, the waitlist catches the overflow and calls the first person back the moment a place opens.
Keep the line,
lose the chaos.
Every cancellation used to be lost revenue. Now it's just the next person's good news.
Booking waitlist.
Fully booked isn't closed.
When a day fills up, your booking page starts a line. A cancellation emails everyone waiting — the spot goes to whoever books first.
The waitlist
calls back.
You don't manage any of this. The form appears only when a working day is genuinely full — the emails go out only when a spot truly opens.
No favorites. No spam.
A waitlist only works if your clients trust it. Ours runs on rules, not judgment calls — the same rules for everyone.
Fewer surprises to begin with.
Decide, per meeting type, how close to a session clients can cancel or reschedule themselves. The portal enforces it politely, so you never have to.
Keep the line,
lose the chaos.
Every cancellation used to be lost revenue. Now it's just the next person's good news.