Sell class packages and terms up front, and collect the money today. Students book over time, inside the limits you set. Classes, workshops, recitals, and trips all in one place.
The single fastest way to turn a drop-in dancer into a regular.
Packages let you sell a block of classes as one product. A ten-class card, a half term, a full term. The student pays the whole amount at checkout, and the money reaches you immediately rather than one class at a time.
Then they book. One class this Tuesday, two next week, three the week the choreography finally clicks. Gomry tracks the balance, holds the spot, and tells them how many they have left.
You set the limits. How many classes the package holds. How long it stays valid. Which classes it covers. How many a student can take in a week. Gomry enforces every rule at booking, so you never argue about an expired pack at the door again.
Ten classes bought in January is ten classes of revenue in January. Your cash flow stops depending on who shows up on a rainy Tuesday.
A package is a commitment. Someone who bought ten classes finds a reason to use class four. Drop-in dancers do not.
Balances, expiries, and caps live in the product. Not in a notebook behind the desk, not in the head of whoever runs reception.
Most dance studios teach more than one thing. Gomry runs all of it on the same primitives.
Graded syllabus, exam entries, and per-level waitlists. Auto-suggest students ready to move up a grade.
Open levels, drop-ins, and class cards side by side. Guest choreographer intensives go live in minutes.
Crews, battles, and workshop weekends. Sell to a young audience that pays on a phone or not at all.
Termly enrolment, sibling discounts, costume fees, and recital tickets sold to families from one account.
The nervous first-timer who wants one class before committing. Give them a trial, then a package.
Team fees, travel, rooming, and entry deadlines. Deposits and balances handled as a proper product.
Latin social dance runs differently. Weekly socials and milongas, levels that feed a dance floor rather than a stage, guest teachers flying in, and congress trips six months out. We built a separate page for exactly that.
We make money when you make money. That is the whole model.
Dance studio software almost always starts with a monthly subscription. You pay it in January when the room is full. You pay it again in August when half your students are at a festival and the other half are on holiday. The bill does not care.
Gomry charges no monthly fee, no setup fee, and no per-student pricing. We take a transaction fee when you get paid. Sell nothing this month and you owe us nothing.
| Gomry | Typical studio software | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscription | $0 | Billed every month, sold or not |
| Setup or onboarding fee | $0 | Common |
| Price rises as you add students | No | Usually, by tier |
| Cost of a quiet month | $0 | The full subscription |
| Free classes and free events | Always free | Counted against your plan |
| How we earn | A fee on paid transactions | Your subscription |
Service fees are 2.49% + $0.79 per paid ticket during your free Pro month, then 3.99% + $0.79 plus payment processing. Free events stay free, always.
Dance studios are community first, software last. Most use a ticketing tool for the recital, a website builder for class registration, WhatsApp for the parent group, a peer-to-peer payments app for the competition trip, and a spreadsheet to track who has paid for what.
The result is beautifully messy, but it means the studio owner is up until midnight reconciling ticket sales and chasing costume payments.
There's no single place where a class package, a recital ticket, a trip deposit, and a private lesson all live, so the money leaks out through every seam.
Just Gomry.
One product. One checkout. One reconciled report at the end of every week.
Sell blocks of classes in advance, collect the money now. Set the class count, the expiry, the weekly cap, and which classes it covers. Gomry enforces all of it.
Classes, workshops, open studio, and private lessons, all inside one member plan, or à la carte. The customer stops thinking about it.
Beginner → intermediate → advanced. Auto-suggest students to level up. Manage waitlists per level.
Ticketed performances with reserved or general seating. Families buy seats from the same account they book classes with.
One-off workshops with guest teachers, summer intensives, and holiday camps. Same booking flow, same reporting.
Deposit → balance → roommate assignment → dietary → transfer coordination. The six-month trip you've been running on a shared doc becomes a proper product.
WhatsApp broadcast to exactly the right group. Everyone in Grade 3 with classes left on their package, for instance. Track replies and no-shows.
10-pack of privates with expiration. Discovery lessons as an upsell. Instructor commissions automated.
Split a term, a costume fee, or a trip into instalments. Take card payments on your phone at the front desk, no terminal needed.
Create your Gomry account. No credit card required, no sales call. Import your existing student list if you have one.
One-tap Stripe connection. Payouts land next day. Multi-currency, multi-country supported out of the box.
Publish your first class package, term, or recital and share the link. Most studios go live the same day.