Three things happen at the same wall.

The parts you use every week are free forever: weekly classes as recurring events, date exceptions for the weeks you are closed, free registration with a capacity per class, sub-schedules, two-way calendar sync, an embeddable calendar and up to 10 newsletter emails a month, counted per recipient rather than per send. Selling anything - class cards, memberships and show tickets - is on the Pro plan at $5 a month, and Event Schedule charges zero platform fees on sales.

Create the class once as a recurring event, choose the days of the week it runs and the time, then add date exceptions for the weeks the studio is closed. Set a capacity and the class shows how many spots are left, counted separately for each date rather than across the whole term.

Yes. A visit pass covers a set number of visits across the classes you attach it to, so a 10-visit card is one purchase that the dancer uses ten times. A membership gives unlimited visits until it expires, and a season pass covers every occurrence of one recurring event. Usage is tracked per visit, and each pass can carry its own cancellation deadline and late-cancel policy.

Yes. Saving an event as a Draft keeps it members-only, so a rehearsal call sits on the same schedule as the class it belongs to without appearing on your public page. The Enterprise plan adds two more states: Internal, which is never public, and Unlisted, which is hidden from the schedule but reachable by direct link with an optional password.

A schedule includes one team member on the free plan. The Enterprise plan raises that to multiple team members and adds availability tracking, so you can record who is available before you set a rehearsal call.