Bookwhen

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Publish schedules for classes, courses, activities, and events with online registration and ticket options.

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
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Free plan
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What it does

Bookwhen is an online booking system for scheduled classes, courses, workshops, events, and activities. Organizers publish a booking page or embed a form, choose ticket types and prices, and manage attendee registration and reminders. The product suits recurring group activities and ticketed events more than personal appointment availability.

Publish a schedule and manage registration

Bookwhen lets an organizer create a schedule of recurring or one-off classes, courses, workshops, or events. Customers use a dedicated page or embedded form to reserve or purchase a ticket. The site describes ticket types for individual, group, course, family, or early-bird bookings, plus customized forms, reminders, attendee registers, and reports. Payment connections include PayPal and Stripe.

A yoga instructor could list weekly sessions and let participants reserve places; a workshop organizer could offer multiple ticket types and use a waitlist or discount code. This is an event and class booking workflow, not a personal calendar app.

Bookwhen offers a 14-day premium trial that switches to a free plan afterward, according to the official overview. The precise free-tier limits were not captured in the opened page. No event was published and no payment gateway was connected.

Strengths

  • The booking system covers recurring classes, courses, events, and activities.
  • Organizers can use different ticket types, custom forms, attendee registers, and reminders.
  • The page documents online payment connections and an option to embed booking forms.

Watch out for

  • It is oriented to event and class registration rather than open-ended staff availability calendars.

Best for

  • Instructors publishing recurring classes or workshops
  • Event organizers handling ticket choices and attendee registration

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