Difference Between Classes and Camps

đź‘‹ What Happened to all my Full (All Session) Classes?

If you’re wondering where your "Full (All Session)" classes went — they’ve been migrated from Classes into Camps (Services > Camps). This change was made to simplify your experience, as well as your customers experience:

  • âś… Fewer, more focused options on the booking page
  • âś… Each type of program now has its own dedicated section
  • âś… Easier for customers to understand what they’re signing up for

You’ll still be able to create drop-in classes and camps/clinics — it’s just been organized more clearly based on how it’s priced and how customers register.

âť—All existing direct booking links with auto-redirect.

đź’ˇ The Key Differences

Feature Classes (Drop-in) Camps (Full Program)
Pricing Pay-per-session, or set of sessions One upfront payment, registered into all sessions at once
Registration Customers can register for individual sessions Customers are auto-enrolled into all sessions

Pricing and Registration are the most important things to understand when deciding to list something as a class or a camp. Once created, you won’t be able to convert a class into a camp or vice versa.

While they both involve group activities and instruction, there are some key differences that help define how each is used in our system.


Classes (Drop-in)

Classes are short, recurring sessions that customers can register for one at a time. This "drop-in" flexibility makes them ideal for skill-building over time without a long-term commitment.

Key Features:

  • 🗓️ Recurring (e.g., weekly or bi-weekly)
  • ⏱️ Short duration (typically 30–60 minutes)
  • 🎯 Focus on skill development over time
  • 👥 Smaller, often level-specific groups
  • đź’ł Pay per session or via multi-session packages
  • âś… Customers choose which sessions to attend
  • 📍 Example: “Beginner Pitching – every Wednesday at 5PM"

Camps

Camps are structured, one-off or multi-day programs where customers register once and attend the full experience. They’re typically offered during school breaks or as special events.

Key Features:

  • đź“… Multi-day or one-time events
  • đź•’ Longer daily duration (e.g., 3–6 hours per day)
  • 🚀 Fast-paced or immersive experiences
  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Larger, mixed-level groups are common
  • 📍 Example: “Spring Break Hitting Camp – March 11–15, 9 AM–1 PM daily”

đź§­ Quick Comparison

Feature Classes (Drop-in) Camps
Duration 30–60 min Half-day or full-day
Frequency Weekly, ongoing One-time or multi-day
Structure Ongoing progression Immersive, intensive
Audience Smaller, skill-based groups Larger, mixed-skill groups
Scheduling Ex: repeats weekly Defined date range
Pricing Pay per session, or set of sessions One upfront payment at time of registration
Registration Customers select individual sessions Automatically registered into all sessions
Credits Can apply per session Cannot be applied to camps

đź§  Tip

  • If it runs weekly and customers pick their dates — it’s a class.
  • If it runs over consecutive days and is paid upfront — it’s a camp.
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