Cooking school class booking form template
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A cooking school class booking form that prices classes per seat, the whole kitchen, and vouchers and extras and returns an itemized quote on the spot.
Shown as Sorrel and Bone Cookery School, a sample business. The flow, the pricing logic and the quote it returns are the template; the name, the services and the prices are the sample's, and yours take their place.
3 customer paths · 9 steps · 9 priced items in 3 categories · itemized quote on the page — counted from the template itself.
9:21Watch how this template wins enrollments
How schools, clubs and instructors answer every request with a real price, day or night, and get the work after it done by talking. One enrollment followed from the first tap to paid.
Who this template is for.
Cooking schools that quote classes per seat, the whole kitchen, and vouchers and extras and want each request priced the moment it is made, with the itemized total on screen before anyone follows up.
Chefs who teach private lessons by arrangement, or schools with one class a month.
What your customer goes through.
The first screen asks what they are booking. Each answer sets the path, and every path ends on a priced quote.
A seat or two in a class
An evening or a full day on the published timetable. The commonest booking here.
Something for a group
Twelve of you, a team, a family. Compare seats against the whole kitchen on the next page.
A present for somebody
A voucher with no expiry date and no pressure about which class they choose.
- 01What are you booking?
- 02Seats And Vouchers
- 03Classes
- 04The Whole Kitchen
- 05Vouchers And Extras
- 06How A Class Runs
- 07Your Details
- 08The Booking, Priced
- 09The Seats Are Held
Along the way it asks for the date, seats (0–12), vouchers (0–20), so the lines priced per person, per hour or per mile can be multiplied out before the customer reaches the quote.
What it prices.
Sample prices from the demo, in US dollars. Your own rates, taxes and rules replace them the moment you launch.
Classes, Per Seat
- Children's Saturday Seat$42
- Evening Class Seat, Three Hours$78
- Full Day Class Seat$155
The Whole Kitchen
- Menu Designed Around Your Group$90
- Private Kitchen, Half Day$620
- Private Kitchen, Full Day$980
Vouchers And Extras
- Wine With The Class, Per Seat$16
- Cotton Apron, Yours To Keep$24
- Gift Voucher, Per $50$50
The rules it states up front.
Policies the sample puts on the request itself, so nobody finds them out by email later. Yours go in the same place.
How A Class Runs
- Dietary Needs Cost Nothing Extra
- Two Weeks' Notice, Or Send Somebody Else
- You Take Everything Home
How it closes.
Name, email and phone before the quote
The request is tied to a real person before the total is shown, so the follow-up has somewhere to go.
An itemized quote, on the page
Every chosen line, multiplied out, with the total. The customer sees it before they leave.
Final screen: “The Seats Are Held”
The sample's closing screen. Its wording, like every other line here, is the sample's; yours replaces it.
Change your booking flow by asking your AI.
Everybooking runs its own MCP server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Grok to your Everybooking account, then describe the change in plain English. Your AI edits your booking flow: its questions and steps, its prices and deposit, its colors.
Requests like these, on a flow like this one
- Prices
“Change the price of Children's Saturday Seat to match our rate card.”
- Questions
“Add a question after ‘Seats And Vouchers’ asking how they heard about us.”
- Look
“Match the colors and logo to our website.”
MCP access comes with both of our offers. The owner or an admin approves the connection and chooses Look only or Full access; edits need Full access. How to connect your AI.
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See it working for schools, clubs and instructors.
The 9-minute video: one enrollment followed from the first tap to paid, and the work after it done by talking.
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