Dancebeam

Dancebeam, as the ad lands
01Dancebeam, as the ad landsA visitor from the ad

Who it is for

For the owner of a dance studio in the United States who teaches children and teens: 100 to a few hundred dancers, evenings and Saturdays, a year that runs August to June. Usually the owner is the front desk too.

The first win

Within the first hour, the owner puts in their own class list and watches a family register, all the way to the amount that family would pay. Nothing has been moved yet and no family has been invited.

How it sells

Studios find it by searching for dance studio management software. It is free up to 50 dancers. Above that it is $79 a month with every dancer included, and that price holds for two years. Card and bank payments cost Stripe's own rate and nothing more. A person answers within the hour, evenings and Saturdays too, and moving a studio over is free.

The first hour

Sign in with Google
02Sign in with GoogleOwner
Your class list, read
03Your class list, readOwner
First hour, step by step
04First hour, step by stepOwner
A family's whole amount, before launch
05A family's whole amount, before launchOwner
Ready to open
06Ready to openOwner

A family registers and pays

The studio's classes, open to families
07The studio's classes, open to familiesParent
Every charge itemised before paying
08Every charge itemised before payingParent
Pay by card
09Pay by cardParent

Tuition posts itself

Collected, due, late, still expected
10Collected, due, late, still expectedOwner
A statement a parent can read
11A statement a parent can readParent
A missed payment, put right
12A missed payment, put rightParent

The teacher's minute

Allergies, pickup, attendance
13Allergies, pickup, attendanceTeacher

One message reaches everyone

Burst pipe, everyone told
14Burst pipe, everyone toldOwner
Who still needs a call
15Who still needs a callFront desk

The recital, start to books

Show order and costume changes
16Show order and costume changesOwner
Every costume tracked
17Every costume trackedOwner
Tickets on sale
18Tickets on saleTicket buyer

What sets it apart

One price, counted plainly
19One price, counted plainlyOwner
Two households, one dancer
20Two households, one dancerParent
Your data leaves whole
21Your data leaves wholeOwner
Season-stable changes
22Season-stable changesOwner

Everything else, one screen each

Rooms and locations
23Rooms and locationsOwner
Next season, copied
24Next season, copiedOwner
A day at the studio
25A day at the studioOwner
The family, whole
26The family, wholeFront desk
The dancer's own record
27The dancer's own recordFront desk
Who may do what
28Who may do whatOwner
Waitlist to offer
29Waitlist to offerParent
Trial to enrolled
30Trial to enrolledFront desk
Returning dancers first
31Returning dancers firstOwner
Cash at the desk
32Cash at the deskFront desk
Autopay, by the payer's say
33Autopay, by the payer's sayParent
Pay in installments
34Pay in installmentsOwner
A class pass
35A class passParent
A room rented
36A room rentedRoom renter
The front-desk shop
37The front-desk shopFront desk
Sales tax by location
38Sales tax by locationBookkeeper
Recital week for families
39Recital week for familiesParent
At the door
40At the doorEvent staff
Backstage handback
41Backstage handbackEvent staff
Competition season
42Competition seasonOwner
Covering a class
43Covering a classSubstitute
Hours to pay
44Hours to payOwner
Progress shared
45Progress sharedTeacher
Music and notes by class
46Music and notes by classTeacher
An adult who dances
47An adult who dancesAdult dancer
A payer, not a parent
48A payer, not a parentFamily payer
The team, invited
49The team, invitedOwner
Every change, attributed
50Every change, attributedOwner
What runs next, in one list
51What runs next, in one listOwner
Everything in one search
52Everything in one searchFront desk
Bringing records in
53Bringing records inOwner
Leaving, on the studio's terms
54Leaving, on the studio's termsOwner