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I build that one thing, around how your business actually works. Bolt it on and keep the software your staff already knows — or replace the platform altogether and stop renting. Live in 14 days.
What are you running?
The client has $340 in package credit and no way to see it or spend it here.
Booking — Boulevard
What operators report
From operator threads and community discussions in 2026 — what practitioners report, not claims about the companies.
What I build instead
A booking flow that reads the credit balance, shows it before payment, and lets it cover the deposit — on your own domain, against the records you already keep.
15 minutes. I record the walkthrough of your flow before we speak.
Why it stays broken
It is not a feature they ship next quarter. It is architecture. Your reformer count, your instructor pairing rules, the interval between visit two and visit three, the package a mother shares with her daughter — none of it can exist in software built to be the same for everyone.
Which means the useful question is not which platform is best. It is what does mine refuse to do, and what would it be worth to stop working around it.
14 days
From kickoff to taking real bookings, or the setup is free.
2 a month
What one person can build properly. The constraint is real.
Yours
Your domain, your clients, no commission on relationships you built.
Two ways to answer that
Most people assume only the first is on offer. Both are, they cost differently, and which one is right is usually obvious within ten minutes of looking at your setup.
Keep your platform
Your booking system stays exactly where it is. I build the piece it refuses to model — the apparatus, the household account, the package that has to be visible at checkout — and wire it to what you already run. Your staff learn nothing new.
Best for: A studio whose platform mostly works and has one expensive gap.
Leave your platform
The booking system, the client records, the packages, the payments — rebuilt as software that belongs to you, and then you stop paying a licence for the privilege of running your own business. No contract to be trapped in, nobody switching features off mid-subscription, no rise you did not agree to.
Best for: Anyone whose platform bill has quietly become one of their larger costs.
Neither is the upsell. If your platform mostly works and has one expensive gap, the first is cheaper, faster and lower-risk, and I will say so. The second exists because a studio paying four figures a month into a term it cannot leave is not usually choosing that — it is just what happened.
What gets built
Not a template with your logo on it. The rules your business actually runs on, built once, properly.
Instructor and the specific bed, room or chair reserved together — the gap no platform serving sixty thousand businesses can close.
The mixed model most real studios run, with each one’s own duration, capacity and price.
Siblings sharing a package, a parent booking for a child, without two logins and a phone call.
Your actual package structure, with the balance visible to the client and spendable at checkout.
The no-show and the late cancel, priced in at the moment of booking.
A cancellation offers the slot down the list automatically. Empty beds stop staying empty.
The messages you currently send by hand, sent on time, every time.
Your link, your Instagram, your QR code. No marketplace commission on clients you sourced.
Asked at the moment a client is happiest, routed to the profile that ranks you.
Rebuilt on your brand, fast, with the SEO done properly — because a booking flow behind a site from 2017 only fixes half the problem.
Per bed, per room, per instructor. A number no generic platform reports, because it does not know what a bed is.
Med spas: booking layer only. No treatment charts, no patient health information — that is a different kind of software with a different kind of liability, and I do not pretend otherwise.
The 14 days
You know what happens on every one of them. If it is not live on day fourteen, you do not pay the setup.
Days 1–2
Every booking rule your business actually runs on — capacity, pairing, packages, deposits, cancellation. Most owners have never seen theirs on one page.
Days 3–6
The client-facing path, built against those rules and your brand. You click through it the day it exists.
Days 7–9
Stripe, deposits, credits, and the balance made visible where it is spent.
Days 10–12
Existing clients and schedule brought across. The five things your front desk does all day, on one screen.
Day 13
You and your staff run real bookings against it. Whatever bends gets fixed.
Day 14
On your domain, taking real bookings. If it is not, the setup is free.
The work
“I was very happy with the work. The booking page completely exceeded my expectations!!! From the beginning, he perfectly understood the style and essence of my studio, and managed to reflect it in a functional, clear platform highly aligned with my brand. It has made organizing and controlling classes so much easier, besides making everything more agile for both me and my students. I highly recommend him for his professionalism, attention to detail, and the quality of his work.”
That is the only testimonial on this site, because it is the only one I have. I am not going to show you a wall of logos or a percentage I cannot stand behind — you would have to take both on faith, and you have no reason to give me any yet.
What it costs
Every one of these is scoped to one business — your rooms, your staff, your packages, your rules. A number on a page would either be wrong for you or be a number I could not honour.
The shape is always the same: a one-off setup for the build, then a monthly that covers hosting, support and the changes every real business needs after launch. You get the exact figures on the call, before you have spent anything but fifteen minutes.
You have read what I think is wrong with your platform. The next step is me proving it on yours specifically, before you have spent anything but fifteen minutes.