Do you support both classical and contemporary studio workflows?+
Yes. The booking tools are the same; you just set them up differently. Classical-leaning studios typically run more privates and duets, want named-reformer booking, and use apparatus history per client. Contemporary studios typically run more group classes, use numbered spots, and put more weight on pick-a-spot for new clients. Both work on the same product — you choose the defaults during setup.
Can I run group reformer classes and reformer privates on the same calendar?+
Yes. They're two different service types with the same equipment requirement. Group classes set capacity by reformer count; privates set capacity to 1 (or 2 for duets, 3 for trios). Pricing, intake, and cancellation policy are all per-service. The schedule view shows both side by side.
What about apparatus rotations — Cadillac, chair, ladder barrel?+
Each apparatus is its own item in the floor plan editor. Drag in two reformers, a Cadillac, and a chair if that's your room. Per-class layout means a flow class that uses only reformers shows a different layout from a private session that rotates apparatus. Clients booking a private can be matched to the apparatus they need.
Does Junocal support multi-location studios?+
Yes. One Junocal account runs your physical locations — Marylebone studio plus Hackney pop-up, flagship plus satellite room. Each location has its own address, rooms, and pick-a-spot layouts. Clients share one record across every location, and memberships work everywhere by default. No per-location upcharge — multi-location is on Studio at $29/month (up to 5 locations), and Growth covers up to 10.
What's the smallest reformer studio Junocal makes sense for?+
Solo instructors with 3 to 5 reformers running 1:1 and 1:2 privates use Junocal Starter at $15/month. The structure is the same; the load is just lighter. As soon as you add a second instructor, you typically move to Junocal Studio at $29, which adds multi-room pick-a-spot and term-based courses.
