Martial arts schools · Singapore
Booking System for martial arts schools in Singapore
Martial arts in Singapore covers a wide spread of schools. There are traditional dojos teaching karate, taekwondo, judo, silat and wushu to children after school, and there are gyms teaching Muay Thai, boxing, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and MMA to working adults in the evenings and at lunch. Many schools run both, with a kids programme on weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings and adult classes from six o'clock onwards.
BookAndGo lets each class carry a capacity that suits the mat space and the coaching ratio, so a beginners' BJJ class does not end up with more pairs than the mat can hold. A trial class can be its own service so a newcomer books a first session before committing, and private sessions with a coach sit on the same calendar as the group classes.
It is a flat S$59 a month for the school, with no fee per student, so a busy evening timetable costs the same to run as a quiet one.
Flat S$59/month
No per-client fees and no commission on your bookings. Your bill doesn't climb as you grow.
Stored in Singapore + invoices with your UEN
Your bookings and client records are stored in Singapore. Invoices carry your UEN and sequential numbering.
Email reminders + repeat no-show blocking
Confirmations and reminders by email, and a client marked as a no-show three times is blocked from booking again.
Built for Singapore martial arts schools
Adults tend to choose a gym near the office or near home and book around work, so the lunchtime and after-work classes fill first. Parents look for kids classes near school or home and care most about age groups, the instructor and whether there is a grading path. Put your location, nearest MRT and both timetables on your booking page, and describe each class by level and age.
Reminders go out by email before each class, and a student can move a booking from the link in that email if work runs late. An intake form on Professional and above can ask about previous experience and injuries before the first class. Your bookings and client records are stored in Singapore.
Frequently asked
Can newcomers book a trial class?
Yes. Set up a trial class as its own service, and a newcomer books it like any other class.
Can we cap numbers on the mat?
Yes. Each class has a capacity, and bookings stop when it is reached.
Can children keep the same weekly class?
Yes. A recurring booking holds the same class every week for the term, and the parent gets a reminder before each one.
Can we ask about injuries before someone trains?
Yes. An intake form on Professional and above asks the questions you choose, and the coach sees the answers on the booking.
Do invoices carry our UEN?
Yes. Invoices carry your UEN and sequential numbering, and you mark them paid when the student pays you.
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