👋 What Happened to all my Full (All Session) Classes?
If you’re wondering where your "Full (All Session)" classes went — they’ve been migrated from Classes into Camps (Services > Camps). This change was made to simplify your experience, as well as your customers experience:
✅ Fewer, more focused options on the booking page
✅ Each type of program now has its own dedicated section
✅ Easier for customers to understand what they’re signing up for
You’ll still be able to create drop-in classes and camps/clinics — it’s just been organized more clearly based on how it’s priced and how customers register.
💡 The Key Differences
Feature | Classes (Drop-in) | Camps |
Pricing | The participant has the option to pay-per-session, or set of sessions | The participant does not get the choice to choose which sessions they attend. They register and pay one upfront fee. |
Registration | Customers can register for individual sessions | Customers are auto-enrolled into all sessions |
Pricing and Registration are the most important things to understand when deciding to list something as a class or a camp.
⚠️ Once you create a camp or class, you will not be able to convert a class into a camp, or vice versa.
While they both involve group activities and instruction, there are some key differences that help define how each is used in our system.
Classes (Drop-in)
Classes are short, recurring sessions that customers can register for one at a time. This "drop-in" flexibility makes them ideal for skill-building over time without a long-term commitment.
Key Features:
🗓️ Recurring (e.g., weekly or bi-weekly)
⏱️ Short duration (typically 30–60 minutes)
🎯 Focus on skill development over time
👥 Smaller, often level-specific groups
💳 Pay per session or via multi-session packages
✅ Customers choose which sessions to attend
📍 Example: “Beginner Pitching – every Wednesday at 5PM"
Camps
Camps are structured, one-off or multi-day programs where customers register once and attend the full experience. They’re typically offered during school breaks or as special events.
Key Features:
📅 Multi-day or one-time events
🕒 Longer daily duration (e.g., 3–6 hours per day)
🚀 Fast-paced or immersive experiences
👨👩👧👦 Larger, mixed-level groups are common
📍 Example: “Spring Break Hitting Camp – March 11–15, 9 AM–1 PM daily”
🧭 Quick Comparison
Feature | Classes (Drop-in Sessions) | Camps |
Duration | 30–60 min | Half-day or full-day |
Frequency | Weekly, ongoing | One-time or multi-day |
Structure | Ongoing progression | Immersive, intensive |
Audience | Smaller, skill-based groups | Larger, mixed-skill groups |
Scheduling | Ex: Repeats weekly | Defined date range |
Pricing | Pay per session, or set of sessions | One upfront payment at time of registration |
Registration | Customers select individual sessions | Automatically registered into all sessions |
Credits | Can apply per session | Cannot be applied to camps |
🧠 Tip
If it runs weekly and customers pick the dates or sessions they attend — it’s a class.
If it runs over consecutive days and the customer does not get to choose which sessions they attend, and must pay in full, upfront — it’s a camp.