Four capability pages, each of which says what's on every plan and what sits behind Custom. We've written them that way because "white-label", "your own payments" and "reporting" are three of the most elastic words in this industry, and finding out what they meant after signing is nobody's idea of a good onboarding.
In the order operators tend to ask about them.
Because what it needs to do depends entirely on what you run, it's covered per venue type rather than in the abstract.
Slot lengths, buffers, minimum durations, booking windows and sub-resources — like an 11-a-side pitch that's also three 5s. Set per resource.
A session that needs a craft, a qualified crew member and a seat all free at once before it can be sold at all.
Term enrolment, stages, instructor-to-child ratios per lane, and one paying adult holding several participants.