Fill the empty seats in your class

People nearby already search sqilet for a class to take. List yours once and your open seats show up in those results.

A glassblower shaping molten glass in a workshop

How students find your class

  1. Name your studio and what you teach

    Pottery, cooking, glass, whatever you run. Those are the words people type when they search.

  2. Set when class runs

    Pick a date and time, or set it to repeat weekly. Each session lists its own open seats.

  3. Someone nearby books a seat

    They see the time, the neighborhood, and what they'll make, then pay when they book. One less open seat on your roster.

In front of people already looking.

Searched for, not scrolled past
A social post reaches whoever happens to be online. A listing here reaches someone who typed "pottery class" and a ZIP code.
Paid at booking, paid out by Stripe
Students pay when they reserve. Payouts go to your Stripe account. You set the free-cancel cutoff; after that, a late fee is kept from their refund.
Your week, planned in minutes
Add one class, then let the scheduler spread it across your team's hours. Repeat the week for as long as you like.

Put your class where students search

List it once. People nearby looking for what you teach can find it.

List my class

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