The studio
DOM Movement teaches machine Pilates (Reformer and Chair), mat Pilates, yoga, barre and dance in small groups, inside a geodesic dome in the Selwo area of Estepona. Its website is in Spanish and English.
The problem: different classes, one pack
The dome runs mat classes (mat Pilates, yoga, barre or dance) and machine classes (Reformer or Chair), where each person uses a machine. They can’t cost the same, but selling a different pack for each class type makes no sense either.
It needed a simple rule: one pack that works for every class, with each class using what it should, and nobody doing the maths by hand.
How it uses Corelia
This is what its website shows, and how it fits with credits in Corelia.
- A drop-in class costs €12 (1 credit); machine classes use 2 credits. That’s how its website puts it, and with a pack each class costs less.
- Clients see the schedule and book online on its website, even without creating an account.
- They buy credit packs or a monthly membership on the same website, and the studio manages its clients, their credits and bookings from the panel.
- It’s exactly how credits work in Corelia: you decide how many each class uses. We explain it step by step in how payments work.
| Class | Uses |
|---|---|
| Mat Pilates, yoga, barre or dance | 1 credit |
| Machines: Reformer or Chair | 2 credits |
What it gained
What you can see from the outside: its schedule and prices online, online booking in Spanish and English, packs and memberships for sale on its own website, and one credit rule for every class.
And what Corelia gained: every feature was tested first with real classes, clients and payments in the dome before being offered to other studios.