Capacity per session
Each session has a fixed number of spots. When it fills, the booker marks it full and stops selling, so you're never squeezing a ninth person around an eight-seat bench.
Workshops and classes
Maintenance nights, wheel-building classes, beginner sessions: Velobook books fixed-time group sessions with a capacity per session and a price per attendee, from the same link your customers already use for repairs.
Reminders and the waitlist run themselves, so you set the dates and just run the session.
Each session has a fixed number of spots. When it fills, the booker marks it full and stops selling, so you're never squeezing a ninth person around an eight-seat bench.
Full sessions take a waitlist. If a spot frees up, promote the next person from the session view with one click and they're notified automatically.
One customer can sign up several people in one go, so a pair of mates or a family isn't four separate bookings.
A confirmation at booking and reminders a week and a day out, included. Nobody forgets the class they booked a month ago.
Take payment at booking through your own connected provider, with funds settling straight to the shop, or leave it off and take payment on the night.
The terminology editor lets you call them classes, clinics or workshop nights, and the booker's copy follows your lead.
Workshops are off by default. The booker only shows the category once you publish a session, so a pure repair shop never sees it.
For your customers
They choose a class and a date from your booking link, and can sign up more than one person at once.
Online payment if you've turned it on, settling straight to you. The confirmation lands immediately.
Reminders arrive a week and a day before the session, so the seats you sold are the seats that turn up.
If they can't make it, they cancel from their manage link and the spot can go to the waitlist.
For the shop
A title, a list of dates and times, a capacity per session, and a price per attendee.
Spots sell from your booking link, full sessions take a waitlist, and you can promote from it in a click.
Reminders have gone out, payment is settled or waiting at the counter, and you just teach.
Priced locally in every market, capped at about $100 a month, and free for your first 30 days. No monthly fee, no tiers, and every feature included. Customers pay your shop; Velobook never holds their money.
As many as you set. Each session has its own capacity, and the booker stops selling the moment it's reached.
Their spot frees up, and the next person on the waitlist can take it. You promote them with one click from the session view and they're notified.
Yes. A customer can sign up multiple people in one booking, which is how most maintenance nights actually fill.
The spot was held for them, so Velobook doesn't automatically refund it. If you choose to refund, you do it from your own payment provider's dashboard.
No. A class signup is a booking like any other: a dollar each (priced locally in your market), capped at about $100 a month, with no monthly fee and every feature included.
Drop-offs, rush jobs, checklists, approvals, parts ordering and a live repair tracker.
Multi-day hire, hourly windows, QR fleet stickers and delivery.
Departures with capacity, hire-bike holds, waivers and waitlists.
Session tiers, intake forms, fit report PDFs and rider accounts.
A dollar a booking, capped monthly, every feature included.
How-to guides for running bookings in every kind of shop.
Set up takes an afternoon, the first 30 days are free, and a real person answers every email.
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