Dance studio management software that gets your admin off the studio floor
Who it's for
From one-teacher ballet schools to competitive crews, SimpliClass fits the way your studio already works.
Independent teachers
One person, a hall and a timetable. Keep your register, your fees and your parent list in one place instead of three notebooks.
Multi-style schools
Ballet, modern, hip hop, contemporary and tap running across six afternoons. Every style its own group, one timetable.
Exam-focused studios
Track who's entered for which grade, what they owe for entries, and when the examiner arrives.
Competitive crews and troupes
Competition entries, costume levies and rehearsal schedules that change weekly.
Pre-school movement classes
Short terms, young dancers, parents who need reminding. Notices and registers that take seconds.
Built for the rhythm of the dance year
Organise
Classes, grades, styles and troupes — each with its own dancers, fees and register. Set the term up once and every week runs from the same page.
Communicate
Send rehearsal changes, costume deadlines and concert notices to the right class in seconds. Every parent reads the same message — no forwarding chains.
Get paid
Term fees are sent automatically, with costume levies and exam entries on the same statement. You see who has paid and who needs a nudge before the concert.
Features
From the first class of term to the end-of-year concert
Registers that take themselves
Set up Grade 3 Ballet on Tuesdays at 15:30, add your twelve dancers, and mark the register as they walk in — two taps and it's done.
Attendance is kept per class and grade, so when exam entries open you know exactly who has been in the studio and who has missed three Saturdays in a row.
One timetable for every style
Ballet at 15:30, hip hop at 16:30, senior contemporary at 17:30 — the whole week, across every style and grade, lives on one calendar.
When Thursday's modern class moves to the church hall, change it once and every parent sees the new venue on the shared class calendar.
Term fees, costume levies and exam entries
Set the fee for each class once and recurring term fees are sent automatically — weekly, monthly or by the term.
When concert season arrives, add a once-off costume levy or a Grade 5 exam entry to just the dancers it applies to. Every amount lands on the same parent statement, so nothing gets chased at the studio door.
Concert season without the paper trail
Costume fittings on Saturday, the full-dress rehearsal moved to the town hall, tickets on sale from Friday — send one notice to the whole troupe or just the Grade 4s.
No photocopies in dance bags, no lost letters. Every parent reads the same message, and you can get back to running rehearsal.
Happy customers
What studio managers say
“The SimpliClass app is so user friendly. I no longer need to spend hours sending statements as it is super quick and easy.”
Sheri S
Dance Company Manager
Questions dance studios ask
Can each class have its own fee?
Yes. Every class, grade or troupe can have its own fee, so pre-school movement on a Wednesday and the senior contemporary crew on a Friday can cost different amounts. And when one dancer takes two styles, both appear on the same account.
Can I add a costume levy on top of term fees?
Yes. Recurring term fees are sent automatically on your schedule, and you can add once-off fees — a costume levy, an exam entry or a competition entry — to one dancer, a whole class or the entire school whenever they come up. It all appears on the same statement.
Can parents see what they owe?
Yes. Send an account statement at the click of a button and parents see exactly what is outstanding — term fees, levies and entries on one page. On the Pro plan, parents can also pay online.
Can I take a register for each class?
Yes. Every class has its own attendance register. Open the class, mark each dancer present as they arrive, and the record is kept for you — useful for your own notes and for studios that bill by attendance.
What happens to recurring fees between terms?
You stay in control. Pause the recurring fees when the term ends and start them again when the new one begins — nothing is sent while the studio is quiet. Your dancers, classes and history stay exactly where you left them.
