Feature flags, studio settings, and account management
Paste a YouTube or Vimeo link and members can watch the class any time from their Videos tab.
Cancel every class on a specific day with one click — credits and pass uses are auto-refunded. Nothing new can be scheduled or booked on a closed day.
Jotform-style: route a contract to multiple signers in a specific order, with a public signing link per signer.
All available question types for custom forms — including multiple choice and rating scales.
Click the person icon (bottom-right) to instantly sign in as a test account — see your studio from every role without logging out.
A per-user iCal feed — owners see everything, instructors see their classes, members see their bookings.
One page for all personal account changes — owners, managers, instructors, and members.
Turn individual email notifications on or off for your account.
Settings is split into Booking, Money, Messages, Website & app, and Account. Each tab shows what your studio is currently set to, not just where to click.
Fix a typo or rename your studio from Settings → Account → Studio name. Your booking link stays the same unless you choose to change it.
Enable or disable optional features like Waivers, Online Classes, SOAP Notes, and more.
One short link customers can tap to see your schedule and book — for your Instagram bio, Google listing, or a printed QR.
Add a booking calendar to your website so visitors can see classes and book directly.
A visitor buys a pass or intro offer from your booking page by typing an email and paying. No account to create first, and nothing to set up afterwards: the receipt is their way back in.
Set the exact HEX color from your website so the embedded widget feels native to your studio.
Download all your data for backup or migration.
Permanently remove your studio and all associated data.
Klasly caps how much any one studio can send or add in an hour, and refuses names and subject lines that contain web addresses. Here is what each message means and what to do.
Get help from the Klasly support team.
What that small link in the footer is, who sees it, and what happens when someone uses it.