Run your studio on something built for it.
This week
Book a class
Floorwork is a booking and management platform built specifically for dance studios. It costs $199 per month per studio.
Instead of bolting a vendor widget onto a generic template, Floorwork gives you a website designed and built for your studio, with booking, payments, and a student CRM woven into the page. Students book and pay on your domain, and your studio is the merchant of record. Additional locations under the same brand are $49 per month each. dance studio booking software that is built for dance studios, not gyms.
Everything a dance studio runs on, in one platform.
One bill replaces the patchwork of a website builder, a booking widget, a payments processor, and a spreadsheet. Each capability is part of the same platform, so your schedule, your roster, and your payouts stay in sync.
Inline booking
Students browse the schedule and reserve a spot as native page content, not a pop-up wizard. The grid inherits your typography, spacing, and color.
Payments you own
Card payments run through Stripe Connect with your studio as the merchant of record. Your name is on the statement, and payouts land in your account.
Student CRM
Every student, contact detail, and booking history lives in one roster you control. Export to CSV at any time. The data is yours.
Class packs and credits
Sell prepaid class packs and credits that students redeem at booking. Track remaining balances without a separate punch card.
QR check-in
Students check in at the door with a QR ticket. Front desk staff see who has arrived for each class in real time.
Room rentals
Rent studio space by the hour to independent instructors and outside groups, with availability and payment handled in the same flow.
Instructor payroll
Configure payout splits per instructor and per class, then run payroll from the same dashboard that holds your schedule.
Staff scheduling
Assign instructors and front desk staff to classes and shifts, and keep the whole team looking at one source of truth.
Email marketing
Reach the right members with segmented, transactional email tied to real booking data, sent from your own verified subdomain.
Multi-location
Run more than one studio under a single brand and switch between locations without juggling separate logins or accounts.
Read-only AI connector
Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your studio through a read-only connector, so you can pull answers about classes and bookings on demand.
A site that's unmistakably yours.
Deep theming means your colors, type, and layout, not a logo dropped into a generic template. Booking is woven into the page, on your own domain.
Booking on your site. Payments that are yours.
Students book inline and pay on your domain, with your studio as the merchant of record. Class packs, QR check-in at the door, and room rentals are all included.
The whole back office, in one place.
Schedule classes, manage students and staff, run instructor payroll, and email the right members. Switch between locations if you run more than one.
It speaks the language of a dance studio.
General fitness software treats every booking like a gym class. Floorwork is shaped around how dance studios actually operate, so the vocabulary and the workflows match your season, not a generic gym calendar.
- Recitals and showcases
- Season-end recitals and showcases are first-class events, not awkward one-off classes shoehorned into a weekly grid.
- Class levels and progressions
- Organize classes by level and progression so students and parents can find the right placement at a glance.
- Drop-ins and class packs
- Offer single drop-in classes alongside discounted class packs, and let students choose the option that fits their schedule.
- Waitlists and makeup classes
- Full classes open a waitlist, and makeup-class handling is on the roadmap so missed sessions do not get lost.
- Family and guardian accounts
- Guardian and dependent accounts are on the roadmap so parents can manage every dancer in the household from one login.
- Summer intensives
- Run summer intensives and camps with their own enrollment, dated separately from your standard recurring season.
Built around the studio day.
- Filling the weekly schedule
- A studio posts its weekly classes on its own site. Students browse by level, book a spot, and pay inline, with no detour to a vendor domain.
- Selling a season of classes
- A studio sells class packs at the start of a term. Students redeem credits as they book, and the roster tracks who has classes remaining.
- Running the front desk
- Staff check students in by QR at the door, see the roster for each class in real time, and rent open studio space by the hour between sessions.