Seats, not slots
Set the maximum number of attendees on the event. Each student books and pays for their own seat, gets their own confirmation and Google Meet link, and counts against the limit exactly once.
One session.
A room full of students.
Set a seat limit on a class and let students book it individually. Each seat is paid, confirmed and cancelled on its own — €1 per paid seat, and free classes cost nothing however many attend.
Start for freeNo card required. Group classes and one-to-one lessons on the same page.
A class is not ten separate appointments
Most booking tools hand the whole time slot to whoever books it first. Running a Tuesday evening group in one of those means publishing ten identical slots and hoping nobody books two, or taking the sign-ups by email and keeping the count in your head.
A classroom event holds many students in one session. You set how many seats there are; students book them one at a time, each paying for their own, and the session stops accepting sign-ups when the last seat goes. What you see is a class with a register, not ten bookings that happen to collide.
What you get
A timetable that repeats
Availability is set per weekday, so a Tuesday 18:00 class and a Saturday morning class stay published week after week without being recreated. Block a holiday and those dates disappear from the page.
Students can cancel themselves
Optional, and off until you turn it on. When it is on, the confirmation email carries a cancellation link that works until your deadline — 24 hours before the start by default. A paid seat is refunded in full, automatically, and the freed seat becomes bookable again.
Free classes stay free
The €1 applies to paid seats only. A free workshop with thirty attendees costs nothing, which makes trial sessions and open evenings genuinely free to run.
What we don't do
There is no waitlist yet — when a class fills, it stops accepting sign-ups until someone cancels. You cannot sell a term of eight lessons as a single purchase; each session is booked and paid for on its own. There is no attendance register, no grading, no course material hosting, and no SMS. Google Calendar, Google Meet and Stripe are the integrations.
For the full mechanics of seats, payments and cancellations, read how classroom events work.
Common questions
How do group classes work?
You create a classroom event with a seat limit. Students book seats individually, each paying for their own, and the session closes to new sign-ups once the seats run out. Everyone gets their own confirmation and calendar invite.
Can a student cancel and get their money back?
Only if you enable it. With self-cancellation on, the confirmation email carries a link that works until your deadline — 24 hours before the start unless you change it — and a paid seat is refunded in full automatically.
Can I sell a whole term at once?
No. Each session is a separate booking at its own price. If selling a course as one payment is how your teaching works, BooknTalk is the wrong shape for it.
What does a group class cost me?
€1 per paid seat, so a class of eight paying students costs €8. Free classes cost nothing at all, whatever the number of attendees.
Fill the room, not the inbox.
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