Online room booking for community centres and halls
Your regulars book the whole term, so you don't have to.
A hall, a few rooms, maybe a kitchen, and a diary full of regulars. Copying them in, week after week, is a job in itself.
For the person who keeps the diary
Free for up to 100 bookings a month.
No card needed. Try everything free for up to 28 days, then carry on free.
Each date counts as a booking: a weekly class is about four a month.
If you're unsure whether Doris can help you, book a 30 minute walkthrough.
The other side: the people who book
I'm Doris. Your regulars book the whole term in one go, or you book it in for them, once. Either way I check every date before anything is booked, so the Zumba class never walks in on the whist drive.
Start freeOther ways I help
Diary & Billing
Book the urn with the room
The tea urn, the projector and the flip chart are booked alongside the room, and I never hand out more than you've got.
See how it works
On every plan
A party, booked after a phone call
Someone rings about a birthday party. You talk it through, then book it in for them, so nobody books the hall unseen. Deposits and emails to the guest come with Diary & Billing.
See how it works
Diary & Billing
Statements that send themselves
Mike, the volunteer who does the books, used to write every bill by hand. Now each regular's statement goes out every month on its own, and a card payment through the link marks itself paid. Stripe charges its usual fee, and I never take a cut.
See how it works
Hand me the diary.
It's free to start, and you can have your regulars booked in before the new term.
Start freeFree for up to 100 bookings a month.
No card needed. Try everything free for up to 28 days, then carry on free.
Each date counts as a booking: a weekly class is about four a month.
If you're unsure whether Doris can help you, book a 30 minute walkthrough.