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Makom
For yoga studios

Software for Yoga Studios

Six-week series, workshops, class packs for regular classes and a drop-in for anyone who only wants to try, all in one timetable and an app with your name on it.

A yoga teacher leading a class in the studio.
A series, not just a class

Describe a Series Once

You describe a series in the timetable once and it generates its own sessions. Each session is its own thing you can move, cancel or hand to another teacher without disturbing the rest.

Your Timetable
A breathing workshop in the studio.
Everything included, for yoga

What a Yoga Studio Gets

Schedule and Door

Series, rooms and holiday closures in one timetable, a waitlist for the evening class, and check-in at the door.

Members and Memberships

Memberships and class packs, a drop-in, and one free trial class per person.

Money

Payment in the app on your own processor, an annual membership in instalments, and promo codes for a new series.

Grow

Ticketed workshops for members and guests, a class gifted as a link, and email or WhatsApp to whoever belongs in the audience.

Your Brand

The app and website in the studio's name, and a page Google can read for anyone looking for yoga nearby.

Questions from yoga studio owners

Questions

Can we sell a six-week series and single classes in the same timetable?

Yes. A series is described once in the timetable and generates its own sessions, and a member can still buy a class pack or drop in for a single class.

Can we run a Saturday workshop with tickets?

Events and tickets are built and launching: ticketed workshops for members and guests, with QR tickets. Ask us whether it is switched on for your studio yet.

We run on ARBOX today. What happens to our members?

They come across with their memberships, packs and balances. You run both systems for a month and switch on a day you pick.

Does our money go through Makom?

No. It goes from the card processor straight to your bank account. We never hold it.

Tell Us How Your Studio Runs Today.

The first conversation is questions, not a deck.