Add your studio.
Share your location, classes and schedule on your Space page.
Share your schedule, greet people at the door and invite them to the next class. Give your studio community a place to find the details.
No card. A Space comes with Crew, and you pay when you start charging.0% on your own audience, plus card processing.
Your schedule changes, someone needs a class pack, and you want to welcome a new member. Keep the class details and check-ins with your studio.
Tap a tool to read what you can do with it.
Share your location, classes and schedule on your Space page.
Import your roster or share your page so members can find the class details.
Take class bookings and check people in. Business adds paid memberships and class packs.
Start with the next class.
Post your class schedule. On Business, offer memberships and class packs with recurring billing.
Look at check-ins and member history before you write to someone. Find first visits and people you haven’t seen recently.
Put your QR code by the door and invite members to check in. Look for new names so you can welcome them.
Write to your members about a schedule change or a class you are running. Set reminders for upcoming gatherings.
Set a membership plan and review its billing details.
Times you set. People pick one.
See who’s new and who checked in before.
Invite people to check in with your door QR. Check-ins appear in Contacts.
Plain emails from your name, to your list.
A class has a date, a place and people to welcome. Keep those details together.
Share the schedule, take the booking, and check members in when they arrive. Use their names when you send the next class update.
Gather like it matters.
People join free, hosting is free with Crew, and you pay when you start charging. A free Space includes hosting tools within its allowances and tips with no platform fee, plus card processing. Selling starts at Business. When your studio starts selling classes and memberships, that is Business. Paid Space plans and introduction fees are separate.
No network fee on the memberships you sell yourself, ever, only card processing. Introduction fees apply to eligible purchases the network introduces. Your plan subscription and card processing are separate.
Your plan subscription is separate from card processing and introduction fees. Introduction fees apply to eligible purchases the network introduces. Review your plan and transaction fees before you confirm. You can export your contacts.
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No. Start with your name and a gathering. Add the rest when you’re ready.
A Space comes with Crew, which you fund at whatever amount you choose. Until the beta ends, anyone can open one free. You pay for Business when you start charging: Business is $49 a month, or two months free if you pay for the year, and it opens paid tickets, memberships, bookings, donations and your shop. Frequency takes 5% on a customer the network introduces, once, and 0% on the people already yours. There's no network fee on the memberships you sell, only card processing. A free Space runs your page, contacts, bookings and events, and takes tips with no platform fee, plus card processing. You always see the full number, nothing hidden.
Frequency opens in North County San Diego on December 1, 2026. You can open your Space before then, free, and it is ready when the town opens.
Yes, any time. Export your whole member list whenever you want.
No. They book and pay from a link, and check in with a QR code.
It grows with you. The same Space handles tickets, one-off workshops, and check-in when you’re ready.
Yes. Your contacts are yours, held securely, never sold.

Daniel TyackFounder, FrequencyBuilt by someone who needed it.
Frequency started in a healing practice, from the same pile of tabs and lost follow-ups. It's a place for community builders to share a class, welcome people at a gathering and keep in touch afterward. Start with the people you meet and the work you want to do together.
Share your schedule, welcome members and keep a way to tell them about the next class.
Launch news for North County San Diego, and short notes on getting set up.