Registration
Registration studios don't dread
Studios build entries with live checks as they type, returning studios skip the wait, and a submitted entry takes change requests — not a padlock.
Dallas Spring Classic — entries
While you were doing something else
Star Steps Dance Co. · 12 routines · paid by card
Velocity Dance Center · 8 routines · paid by card
Miss Kim's Academy · 15 routines · check recorded
Change request · swap a soloist's category
Approve
Live checks caught the errors before submit — none of this hit your inbox.
Who it's for
You'll know it's time when…
Corrections and “did you get our music?” fill the inbox all entry season.
Entries in one tool, money in another, a spreadsheet holding them together.
“How full is Dallas?” takes an export and a prayer.
Day one
Day one, the folder of PDFs retires
Studios enter routines against your real categories and caps — no re-typing.
Card payments settle straight to your Stripe account; checks log in the same ledger.
Change requests arrive in-app with approve or deny.
Entry counts and revenue sit live on every event page.
Part of the platform
Same login, same data, same team
Entries land on the same event page as staffing and travel.
With Tour Website on, “Sold Out” labels compute from live capacity.
With Finance on, entry fees and refunds flow into the event P&L.
One login — your coordinators pick it up, not a second product.
What you get
Everything the registration add-on does
One roster, every event
Studios keep dancers and routines in one place — CSV import included.
Live checks while they type
Wrong dancer count or age? They see it before submitting.
Caps that can't oversell
Hard caps hold even when two studios grab the last spots at once.
Paid spot holds
Studios reserve slots before routines are final; the fee credits at submit.
Music without the fire drill
Per-routine uploads, your deadline, one-click download for the MC.
Registration can be the front door
Plenty of companies start here — entries and payments first, the rest when you're ready. Same login, same data; nothing gets re-entered.
Registration can also be your starting point — the rest of the platform waits.
See pricingFair questions
Can we switch mid-season?
Most companies switch between seasons, but events are independent — open your next event here while the old tool finishes. Rosters import by CSV.
Do we need this yet?
Forms are fine until the volume isn't. The tells: a matching-up spreadsheet, a corrections inbox, and no live answer to “how full is that event?”
What if we turn it off?
The registration screens close; your events, recorded entries, and exports stay. Settled payments are already in your Stripe account — the money never routed through us.
Start your season
Add Registration to your season
Same login, same event pages, no migration — and if it isn't saving you hours, turn it off.
- Free for up to 5 events
- No card required
- Cancel any time