for pole and aerial-adjacent studios

Studio software built around pole fitness

Per-pole capacity, level-tagged progression, mandatory pre-booking intake for medical contraindications, term blocks for beginner courses. Built for the pole studio that runs real progression — not a generic class platform that doesn't understand why a beginner cannot drop into intermediate inverts.

A pole studio class with four students at gold poles, an instructor crouched coaching one of them.
what changes when it fits

Built for your specific shape

Per-pole booking and pick-a-spot

Drag your poles into a floor plan. Students pick the pole they want at booking. Brass, steel, chrome — mark the surface so students with skin sensitivity or grip preferences pick the right pole. Out-of-order pole reroutes the booking automatically.

Pole-specific intake with conditional logic

Surgery and injury fields surface only when the client says yes. Pregnancy field with follow-ups for stage. Blood-thinning medication question with educational text. Hypermobility flag. E-signature waiver. Re-attestation at 12 months. The intake form your insurer expects.

Level-tagged with prerequisite locks

Tag classes Intro / Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced / Choreography. Lock advanced classes behind a level field on the client profile so beginners cannot accidentally book Advanced Inverts. Levels self-attest or instructor-set when a student progresses.

who this fits

Who Junocal is built for here

Built for single-room and small multi-room pole studios running level-tagged classes (intro to pole, beginner, intermediate, advanced, choreography, exotic flow) with structured progression. Per-pole capacity (typically 6 to 12 poles per room, one student per pole). Required intake covering pole-specific contraindications: pregnancy, blood-thinners, recent piercings, hypermobility, joint hyperextension, neck and shoulder injury history. Many pole studios also run aerial silks, hammock, or low-flow as adjacent disciplines; Junocal handles those on the same calendar.

specifics

What you get, specifically

  • Per-pole pick-a-spot booking with pole surface tagged (brass / steel / chrome).
  • Conditional-logic intake covering pole-specific contraindications and required waiver.
  • Level-tagged classes with prerequisite locks (no accidental Advanced Inverts bookings).
  • Term blocks for the standard 8 to 10-week beginner course as a single Stripe transaction.
  • Aerial silks, hammock, and low-flow as adjacent service types on the same calendar.
  • Stripe Connect Standard, your merchant account. Starter $39, Studio $99, no annual contract.
how it plays out

Three real moments

Specific operational scenarios this studio shape runs into, and what Junocal does for each.

An 8-week beginner pole course every quarter

Set up the block: 8 sessions, fixed cohort, single payment with optional deposit-plus-balance split. Beginner classes can only be booked as part of the term, not poached as drop-ins. Refund-with-medical-doc rules apply. Most pole studios run this every quarter as the on-ramp to drop-in intermediate.

A new client books her first intro session

She picks a slot. The intake form opens with conditional follow-ups for pregnancy, blood-thinners, recent piercings, and injury history. She signs the waiver. She gets a confirmation with the studio address, the dress code (shorts and skin contact for pole grip), and the no-lotion reminder. You see her completed intake before she arrives.

A student progresses from beginner to intermediate

After her 8-week beginner term, the instructor flips her level field from 'beginner' to 'intermediate' in her client profile. She unlocks intermediate classes immediately. The advanced classes stay locked until she completes the intermediate path. No manual permission email, no awkward 'can I book this?' conversation.

the things we get asked

Questions

Do you handle the 'no lotion before class' reminder in the booking confirmation?

Yes. The booking confirmation email is configurable per service type. You can add the no-lotion reminder, the dress code note, and the parking information as a service-specific block. Clients get the right reminders for the right class type.

Can the intake form ask about pole-specific contraindications?

Yes. Build a pole-tailored intake with conditional follow-ups for pregnancy, blood-thinning medications, recent piercings (with healing-time guidance), hypermobility, joint hyperextension, and recent neck or shoulder injury. The form re-prompts at 12 months for re-attestation.

How does pole pick-a-spot handle different pole surfaces?

Each pole in the floor plan can be tagged with its surface (brass, steel, chrome, hybrid). The booking page shows the surface alongside the pole name. Students with skin sensitivity or grip preferences pick the right pole without asking. Operators can also reassign students mid-class if a pole goes out of service.

We also run aerial silks. Can both run on the same Junocal account?

Yes. Aerial silks (or hammock, lyra, low-flow) configure as additional service types with their own intake, equipment requirements, and per-rig capacity. The schedule shows pole and aerial classes side by side. Memberships and packs can apply across both or be discipline-specific.

Do you support exotic and choreography classes with longer durations?

Yes. Custom duration is set per service. A 60-minute beginner class can sit next to a 90-minute choreography class and a 75-minute exotic class on the same calendar. Each carries its own price and capacity.

Deeper dives

Comparisons and resources most relevant to this studio shape.

See how it works

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