This is available on Subscription Tiers: 

Grow, Promote, Free Unlimited, Accelerate, & Ultimate.

Why This Matters

This feature allows you to cap the number of free-trial bookings for classes and appointments. Utilizing these settings will ensure that you are able to provide the proper attention to your leads during these classes or appointments, as well as your active clients.

Pre-requisite Pro-Tip

By default, this option is turned off within any new or existing class templates and appointment services. If this option is not appearing within your class settings, it may not be enabled within your Online Sales Page (OSP) just yet!

Step-By-Step How To: Classes

To apply a free trial limit to your classes, you can do the following. These steps apply for both one-time classes, or recurring class options.

1. Navigate to Classes > List. 
2. Open the existing class you want to edit or select Create Class to make a new one.

3. Scroll to the Online Sales section.

4. Enable Free Trial Limit.

5. Enter the maximum number of free-trial leads allowed for this class (this number must be less than or equal to the class reservation limit).

6. Click Save to apply your changes.

Step-By-Step How To: Appointments

To apply a free trial limit to an appointment service, you can do the following: 

1. Navigate to Appointments > Services.

2. Open the service you want to edit, or click + New Service to create one.

3. In the Basic Information section, locate and enable Free Trial Limit.

4. Enter the maximum number of free-trial leads allowed (must be less than or equal to the appointment reservation limit).

5. Click Save to apply your changes.

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FAQs

1. Can free trials book over the limit once met? No; Once the trial reservation limit is met, the session will no longer show as an available booking option within your Online Sales Page. 
2. Why does the Free Trial Limit have to be lower than the overall reservation limit? The Free Trial Limit cannot exceed the total reservation limit because it ensures trial users don’t take up more spots than the class or service can accommodate