Your schedule, on your site. Booking included.
Paste one snippet and your live schedule appears on your own website in your colors. On a current browser people pick a class and a reformer, sign in and pay right there, without being sent anywhere else.
One snippet, every builder.
Settings › Website builds the snippet for you: the full schedule, the next classes, the store, or the member account as a page of its own, filtered to a class type, an instructor or a location if the page calls for it. Copy it, pick your builder, and follow three steps written for that builder. The preview is your real schedule.
The settings page tells you when the snippet has been seen live on your site, so you know it worked without asking anyone.
They never leave.
A first-timer on your site picks a day, opens a class and picks a reformer inside the frame. Sign-in, the waiver, the spot and the card payment all happen on your page, and where a browser cannot hold the session, the tap opens your Frontmat page and brings them back.
Everyone who signs up this way lands in Leads with "website" as where they came from, and the follow-up emails start on their own.
Build it from the address alone.
A web designer or template seller can build and check your embed from your studio's address without access to your admin, and an install checker reads your live page and says what is missing. The partner program pays them when a studio they send stays.
Put your schedule on your own website
The snippet, the check, and the plain link for your bio.
The embed guide for designers
Squarespace, Showit, Wix, WordPress and the rest.
Why booking belongs on your site
The post that explains the choice.
Frontmat is $99 a month flat. Every feature on this page, every location, month to month. Card processing is Stripe’s published rate and goes to Stripe.
Free trial without a card. Your data exports any time, including after you cancel.