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From signup to first booking

Start taking bookings in five clear steps

Begin with one class, course or appointment. Add payments, branding and client forms as you go, then share your booking page when you are ready.

A business owner planning the week on a laptop calendar.
The core workflow

Schedule, booking and check-in stay connected

Your week, one calendar

Classes, courses, appointments, and online sessions on a single week view. Reschedule, duplicate a week ahead, cancel and notify a whole class at once, or filter by instructor, room, or type.

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Schedule

Classes and appointments across your week.

WeekTodayMay 25–31
Mon 25
Tue 26
Wed 27
Thu 28
Fri 29
9:30Morning flow
12:00Foundation class
10:30Private session
14:00Open studio
11:30Morning flow
  1. 01

    Add your business details

    Set your name, location, currency, timezone, logo and brand colours.

    These details set the defaults for your schedule, prices, booking page and client emails. You can change them later.

  2. 02

    Create your first service

    Add a class, course, workshop or appointment with its time, price and capacity.

    Set the cancellation rule and decide whether clients can book once, use a pack or use a membership. If the room needs assigned seats, mats or equipment, add an optional layout for that service.

  3. 03

    Connect payments

    Sign into your Stripe account or create one through Stripe-hosted onboarding.

    Payments go directly to your Stripe account. Junocal does not hold your money, add a processing markup or take a percentage of each booking.

  4. 04

    Add the client information you need

    Create intake forms, waivers and service-specific questions.

    Start from a template or build your own form. Conditional questions keep short forms short while still collecting the details needed for a particular service.

  5. 05

    Publish and share your booking page

    Choose a theme, add your photography and put the booking link on your website or social profiles.

    Clients can now choose a time and pay from any phone. Confirmations and reminders start automatically, while your schedule and day-of roster stay up to date.

The client experience

A clear path from schedule to confirmation

Clients book through your branded page without downloading an app or learning a new marketplace.

They land on your booking page

They see your logo, colours, photography and current availability on a page that works on any phone.

They choose the right session

Classes, courses and appointments can sit together. If a service uses assigned seats, mats or equipment, clients can choose one during booking.

They pay through Stripe

They pay by the methods available on your Stripe account or use an eligible pack or membership. The payment goes to your Stripe balance.

They get a confirmation and a reminder

The booking confirmation includes the important session details. Automated reminders reduce the follow-up you need to send yourself.

They show up and tap in

Clients can use their booking pass or your team can check them in from the phone-friendly day-of roster.

They book the next one

Their pack credits, membership and completed forms are already connected to the account, so returning takes fewer steps.

After launch

Your first 30 days on Junocal

Start with the essentials, then add more only when the business needs them.

Week 1

Run your regular schedule

Check that bookings, reminders, rosters and Stripe payouts are moving as expected while the team settles into the new workflow.

Week 2

Tighten the details

Adjust cancellation rules, form questions, session colours or reminder timing based on what the first week showed you.

Week 3

Add the next product

Introduce a class pack, membership, course or workshop once the core schedule is running smoothly.

Week 4

Review what is working

Use attendance, revenue and booking patterns to see what clients return for and where the schedule needs attention.

Ready to publish your first session?

Start free for 14 days with no credit card. Your data stays yours and remains exportable whenever you need it.