Studios
Fill the class while you are on the floor.

It fills the class.
It offers the classes that still have room, takes a name, and confirms by text.
Call · 0:26
- Customer
- Any space in a reformer class this week?
- Your line
- Thursday 6:30 has room. Can I take a name?
- Customer
- Alex.
Reformer class, Thursday 6:30, Alex.
Booking madeReformer · Thu 6:30 PMText
- You're in for Thursday at 6:30.
- See you then.
- Booking confirmed
Booking madeReformer · Thu 6:30 PMIt sells class packs.
It gives your price, takes the request, and leaves one note at the desk.
Call · 0:28
- Customer
- What does a ten-class pack cost?
- Your line
- $220 for ten, valid three months.
- Customer
- I'll take one.
Ten-class pack, to collect at the desk.
Pack requested10 classes · $220Text
- Can I pick it up Thursday?
- Noted for Thursday
Pack requested10 classes · $220It answers the beginner questions.
Whether the class suits a first-timer, what to bring, how early to arrive.
Call · 0:24
- Customer
- Is the 6:30 alright for a total beginner?
- Your line
- It is the mixed-level class. Arrive ten minutes early.
- Customer
- That helps.
Beginner suitability answered.
Inquiry answeredBeginner suitabilityText
- What do I need to bring?
- Grip socks. We have everything else.
- Sent from your class notes
Inquiry answeredBeginner suitabilityHear it answer.
- Your lineHi, thanks for calling.
- CustomerIs there any space in a reformer class this week?
- Your lineThursday at six thirty has room. Can I take a name?
- CustomerAlex.
- Your lineYou're in for Thursday at six thirty, Alex. I'll text you the details.
- CustomerPerfect, see you then.
FAQs
It books from the schedule and the availability you give it and writes bookings back to your Google Calendar, which is the integration available today. It does not read a class-booking platform, so it offers what you told it exists and you keep the final say on the roster.
That is the case it is built for. The AI answers on the line itself rather than in an app, so it picks up with your phone in a cubby, and you read the summary between classes.
No, and it should not. It answers from the class notes you write: level, what to bring, how early to arrive. Anything about an injury or a condition goes to you rather than being answered.
It can quote one from your prices and take the request, then tell you who wants what. Taking the money stays with you and whatever you already use. a1mobile is the phone line, not a payment processor.
You can port the number that is already on your timetable and your door, or take a new one. Porting keeps every listing and flyer correct.
a1mobile is one plan at $99/mo per line: a real US number with unlimited calls and texts, and an AI that picks up when you can't. There is no separate answering-service bill, because the answering is part of the carrier rather than an app on top of it.
