Can a pack be paid in person instead of by card?

Yes. You choose how packs are paid for: by card on your booking page, or cash, bank transfer or a payment link.

Sell packs and bundles of sessions

Quick answer

Soopaspace lets you sell a pack or block of sessions paid for up front, then counts it down automatically as the client books each one, so you do not need a spreadsheet. Packs can be any size, sold on your booking page and paid by card or your own way.

Sell the sessions up front, and let the count look after itself

A block of ten lessons, six sessions paid in advance, a term of tuition. The client pays once and books as they go, and every booking takes one off, so nobody is keeping score in a notebook. Here is how a bundle runs in Soopaspace, from setting it up to the last session used.

1Setting it up

Decide what is in the bundle and what it costs

A bundle is a set number of sessions sold together at a price you choose. It sits on your booking page next to your single sessions, so a client can see both and pick the one that suits them.

Any number of sessions, at a price you set
Bundles for the services you choose
Sold on your booking page, next to single sessions
Each with its own name and price

A trainer holding pads for a client throwing a punch in a boxing gym

RPRidgeway Personal Training

1Personal training session1 hr£45
25 sessions, paid up front5 × 1 hr£210
310 sessions, paid up front10 × 1 hr£400

Single sessions and bundles on the same booking page, each with its own price.

2Paying for it

Paid by card, or the way you already take money

You choose how bundles are paid for: by card on your booking page, or by cash, bank transfer or a payment link. The ways to pay for bundles are set on their own, apart from your appointments, and you decide whether the sessions can be used straight away or once the bundle is paid.

Card on your booking page, where you switch it on
Cash, bank transfer or a payment link
Ways to pay set for bundles on their own
Sessions usable straight away, or once it is paid

Find out moreTake bookings without forcing anyone to pay by card

A hand counting a few banknotes into a small plain tin on a kitchen counter

Sam Patel paid the £500.00 deposit by card

Paid now: £500.00

Total: £2,000.00

Left to pay: £1,500.00

It is recorded as the deposit received.

The moment a client pays by card, you get an email saying who paid, how much, and what is left.

3Booking from it

Each booking takes one off, with a code only they receive

When a client books, they use their bundle at checkout with a 6-digit code sent to their email, so only they can spend it. Each booking counts the bundle down on its own, and you can book a client in from their bundle yourself.

A 6-digit code sent to the client’s email
Sessions counted off as they are booked
You can book a client in from their bundle yourself
The count kept right without a spreadsheet

A learner shaking hands with her driving instructor beside the car after a lesson

AK

Amira Khan

Block of 10 lessons · 6 left

Private notes

Learning in an automatic. Pick up from work on Tuesdays. Wants extra motorway practice before her test.

30 SepDriving lessonBundle
23 SepDriving lessonBundle
16 SepDriving lessonBundle

Every lesson booked from the bundle, on the learner’s page next to your private notes.

4Courses and terms

A course or a term, sold as one bundle

A course can be a bundle too: a term of lessons or a run of weekly sessions, sold together and counted off as they are booked. Or keep a weekly slot on repeat, and move a single week without touching the rest.

A term of lessons at one price
Counted off as each one is booked
Or the same slot every week, chosen at booking
Move one week without touching the rest

A school bag, a pencil case and an exercise book on a kitchen table

Leo P. · GCSE maths

Every week

Mon
5 Oct
16:30
Mon
12 Oct
16:30
Mon
19 Oct
16:30
Mon
2 Nov
16:30

A reminder email goes out before each one

A weekly lesson on repeat, with the half-term week moved out without touching the rest.

5Alongside everything else

Bundles and single sessions, on one page

Your bundles sit on the same booking page as your single sessions, each with its own price. A new client can try one session first and come back for a bundle, and a regular can buy the next one when the last runs out.