Payments
Sell add-ons at checkout
Add-ons let you sell physical items, digital extras, or experiences alongside a class booking without running a separate checkout. A pottery class might offer a materials kit. A cocktail class might offer a second round. A sewing workshop might sell a pattern pack. Whatever makes sense for your classes, add-ons let you offer it at the moment of booking — when attendees are most excited and most likely to say yes.
Create an add-on
- Open Add-ons from your dashboard sidebar.
- Click New add-on and give it a name attendees will see at checkout (for example, "Materials kit" or "Glass of wine").
- Add a short description and an optional photo — a clear product photo increases take-up significantly.
- Set the price. Add-ons can be any amount; there's no minimum.
- Optionally set a stock limit if the quantity is finite (for example, you only have 10 aprons to sell).
- Save. The add-on is now available to attach to any class.
Attach an add-on to a class
- Open the class from your dashboard and click Edit.
- Scroll to the Add-ons section and choose the add-on you created.
- Save. During checkout for that class, attendees will see the add-on listed as an optional extra — one tap to include it, one tap to skip.
Track add-on sales
- Open Add-ons from your dashboard sidebar.
- Each add-on shows total units sold and total revenue.
- Click an add-on to see every order it was purchased with, including the class, the attendee, and the date.
- Add-on purchases also appear on the Payments dashboard alongside the main class payment — they're part of the same transaction.
What makes a good add-on
- Sell something that genuinely makes the class better — a materials kit means attendees arrive prepared and you don't have to bring extra supplies.
- Price add-ons at a round, easy number. $15 converts better than $14.99 for something people are buying impulsively alongside a class.
- A clear photo of the add-on roughly doubles conversion versus no photo. Even a quick phone shot on a neutral background works.
- If an add-on sells out (stock limit reached), it disappears automatically from checkout — you don't have to manually remove it.
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