Use Admin > Pricing to set up products for classes and appointment services. Select New pricing option and choose a Type: Drop-in, Pack, Membership, or Service. You choose what a pack covers, classes, services, or both, in the form itself. Physical goods are managed separately in Shop.
What you see depends on your studio setup#
The Type list is the same for every business. The fields below it depend on the type you choose. A pack lists your classes under Class coverage and your appointment services under Service coverage, so check that the classes and services exist before creating the pack.
Quick Comparison#
| In the picker | Use it for | Main settings shown |
|---|---|---|
| Drop-in | One class offer | Price, Class coverage, and class product settings |
| Pack | Credits for classes, services, or both, or unlimited use for classes | Class Limit, Credits, Validity, Class coverage, and Service coverage |
| Membership | A membership class offer | Billing Frequency, Class Limit, Usage Limit, and Starts When |
| Service | One appointment, bought while booking | Price and service product settings |
Review the product's settings and customer-facing listing before sharing it.
Class Products#
Choose Drop-in, Pack, or Membership for group class products.
Drop-in#
Choose Drop-in when the product is for one class offer. Check which classes accept it before sharing the product.
Class pack#
Choose Pack for a product with Credits or Unlimited under Class Limit. Pack is the current label for the older “Class pack” and “bundles” wording. Set Validity, then choose Class coverage: all standard classes, specific classes, or no classes. A limited pack of 2 to 10,000 credits can also pay for appointment services you tick under Service coverage, from the same balance. See Creating Packs.
Membership#
Choose Membership for an ongoing class plan. Review its Billing Frequency, Class Limit, Starts When, and Who Can Purchase settings. See Creating Memberships.
Changing a product's price#
Open the existing product in Admin > Pricing and edit its Price field. For a change to the offer's structure, review Replace product in the Product Settings Guide. Check the product details and customer-facing listing after saving.
Service Products#
For appointments, such as a consultation or personal training session, choose Service for one appointment, or a Pack that covers the service for several.
Service#
Choose Service to create a product for one appointment, bought while booking it.
Service pack#
New products no longer use Service pack. To sell several appointments, create a Pack, choose No classes, and tick the services it covers under Service coverage. You can also start one from the service: open it, edit Linked products, and select Create a pack for this service.
A service pack you already sell keeps working as before. Its Replace product flow still offers Service pack.
Physical products#
Goods such as clothing and equipment belong in Shop, separate from class and service products in Admin > Pricing. See Creating Physical Products for product details, variants, and inventory.
Which Product Type Should You Choose?#
For Group Classes#
Choose Drop-in for one class offer, Pack for a pack or pass, and Membership for a membership plan. If a class pack should cover only selected classes or a special format, check Class Coverage for Products.
For Services#
Choose Service for one appointment or a Pack that covers the service for several. A pack can cover classes and services together, for example a partner class plus a private session. Check the services covered and the customer booking flow before sharing the product.
Getting Started#
- Go to Admin > Pricing and select New pricing option.
- Set Type to Drop-in, Pack, Membership, or Service.
- Enter the customer-facing details and the fields shown for that type. For a pack, choose its class and service coverage and check the Covers line.
- Select Create pricing option, then open the product to check its status, coverage, and public listing.
Recommended Starting Products#
Start with the options you actually sell. A class business might offer a Drop-in and one Pack. A service business might offer a Service and a Pack that covers its services. Add a Membership when that product type matches the plan you want to present. Review the options on your public product listing.