Class add-ons

Sell the extras that go with each class.

Offer paid extras like a materials kit, equipment hire or a glass of wine. Customers add them when they book and pay for everything at once, with each extra listed on their receipt.

Best for: classes with optional extras you'd like to charge for, like a kit to take home or gear to rent.

What it solves

Charge for the extras when they book, not at the door.

Collecting for extras separately means a second payment to chase, a note scribbled somewhere, or cash on the day. With add-ons, customers pick what they want and pay for it in the same checkout as their spot.

Each class gets its own add-ons, each with a name, description and price. Turn one off when you're not offering it. You can delete one only if nobody has bought it yet.

Booking Summary

Review
Handmade Pasta × 2$190.00
Materials kit × 2$30.00
Glass of wine × 1$9.00
Subtotal$229.00
Sales tax 5%$11.45
Total Amount Due$240.45
Paid in one payment
What you get

Extras, set up the way you sell them.

  • Different extras for each class. Wine for the pasta class, an apron for the pottery class. Each one has its own name, description and price.
  • Off for now, back later. Switch an add-on off when you're not offering it, and back on when you are, without deleting it.
  • Delete the ones nobody bought. Remove an add-on you set up by mistake. Once someone has bought it, switch it off instead, and their booking keeps its record.
  • On the receipt and in the portal. Each extra is its own line on the receipt, with the quantity, and customers see it on their booking in the customer portal too.
  • One each, one per booking, or as many as they like. A glass of wine per guest, one kit per booking, or no limit at all.
How it works

From extra to paid in one checkout.

1

Create the add-on

On the class, give the extra a name, description and price, and say how many times it can be picked.

2

Switch it on

Customers see it once it's on. Switch it off whenever you stop offering it.

3

Customers add what they want

They pick their extras and pay for the spots and the extras together.

4

On every receipt

Each extra shows as its own line on the receipt and on the booking in the customer portal.

Try one extra first.

Add a materials kit to one class and see how it goes. If people buy it, add extras to your other scheduled classes. Everything goes through the same payments checkout, so there's no second invoice.

Get started today

Sell the extras that go with your classes.

Add an apron, a materials kit or a glass of wine to any class, paid for in the same checkout.

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