All Features
The room that is empty at midday can be revenue.
Most studios stand empty half the day. A rental is a space, a range of hours and a price, with an occupancy view showing what your own classes have already taken, so you never let the room for an hour that already has a class in it.
Each room with its own price, and different rates for different hours.
A view of what classes hold and what is free to let.
The same till, the same tax invoice, the same report.
Same person, same hour, every week, without setting it up again.
An hour that is let cannot take a class, and the other way round.
Rental revenue appears separately from membership revenue.
Pick the room, the price, and the hours it is available.
The request arrives with the time, the space and the price.
Payment goes through the same till and raises a tax invoice.
It is blocked in the diary, so no class can land on it.
Yes. Letting is defined per space, so one room can stay entirely yours.
It is in the report, on its own line. Rental income is not membership income and the two should not blur.
Yes. The same space at the same hour on a repeating basis, without setting it up each week.
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