For STEM & coding clubs

Stop being the integration layer of your own club.

You could wire a booking tool to a payment tool to a spreadsheet to a mailing list — you're an engineer. But every hour spent keeping five tools in sync is an hour not teaching. ClassBold is the one platform where cohorts, billing, parent comms and the pipeline already share a schema — and your curriculum stays entirely yours.

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Autumn cohorts

Scratch Juniors8/10 seats

10 sessions · starts 12 Sep

Python 101full · 5 waiting

12 sessions · starts 19 Sep

Robotics Lab6/8 seats

Sat 10:00 · lab room

Cohort full → waitlist → next cohort invited. Subjects are yours to define.

Cohort mechanics, out of the box.

Cohorts with hard start dates

A cohort has a start date, a session count, a cap and a room. Its sessions generate with clash-checking across instructors and rooms, and registration stops at full — no oversold lab bench.

Subjects you define

Scratch, Python, robotics, game design — subjects in ClassBold are org-defined, so your pathway from Juniors to advanced is the catalogue. No academic subject list to fight, no "curriculum" imposed on yours.

Parents see the progress

The portal shows the schedule, attendance and homework — and demo day sits on the same calendar with its own registration. Parents who can see this term buy the next one.

Instructors, staffed per cohort

Per-instructor rates accrue from the register into a payroll run you review and export. A cohort that ends releases its instructor cleanly — no fixed roster carried between terms.

Parent visibility

Parents re-enrol in what they can see.

A coding club's output is invisible to the person paying for it — the kid had fun, but what happened? The portal answers with the record: sessions attended, homework set and done, the next cohort on the schedule. Absence follow-ups go out the same day by recipe, the re-enrolment message drafts itself before the cohort ends, and every enquiry that started it all is attributed to the channel that brought it.

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Your website

A site that fills cohorts while you teach.

ClassBold's website wizard generates your site from your real catalogue — course pages with the names, formats and durations you actually run, and an enquiry action on every one. A parent researching coding classes at 10pm gets an answer from your real cohort dates and seats, and the enquiry is on your board — source attached — before your morning standup with yourself.

One less thing to build and host

You could build the site yourself — that's the trap this page is about. The wizard does the wiring: form, chat and attribution land in the same pipeline, with no glue code to maintain.

Generated in minutes, owned by you

Seven questions produce an AI-builder prompt from your real data. The site lives in your builder account — ClassBold never hosts it.

How the website model works →

Built by people who also refused to buy software. Then stopped.

We ran an education business on a stack of five tools with a person in the middle keeping them in sync — until the arithmetic flipped and we built the one platform instead. ClassBold won't host your students' code or grade their projects; it runs the cohorts, the money, the parents and the pipeline, which is the part that was eating your evenings.

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Just starting out?

Starting from zero? Launch here too.

You could wire up a launch stack yourself — you're an engineer. Or answer eight questions and have the website, the booking link and the portal on one schema by tonight, with your hours left for curriculum.

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Your websitegenerated in minutes — yours

Your booking link/book/your-club

Family portalyour name, their phones

Every enquiryattributed, one pipeline

Day one, on the same operating loop you'll run at scale.

Open enrolment for the next cohort tonight.

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