Turns “how much is it?” into a trial booked.
Most gym enquiries are one quick question, and they die because nobody answered for six hours. Orastra answers at once and books the trial while they still want it.
Four jobs, in a studio.
Answers the price question properly
Memberships, class packs, joining fees. Your real prices, not “get in touch for a quote”.
Books the trial before they change their mind
The point of the message is the first session. It offers real class times and books one.
Fills classes and handles the drop-outs
Late cancellations, waiting lists, swapping classes. Sorted in the message, and the space offered on.
Answers at night, when people decide
People choose a gym at eleven at night, which is exactly when nobody is at your desk.
From first contact to done.
- 01
Someone asks about joining, usually after you've closed.
- 02
It gives real prices and class times from your own information.
- 03
It books a trial class or intro session into your timetable.
- 04
Reminders go out. No-shows get a follow-up.
What studios ask first.
Can it sign someone up to a membership?
Taking payment is a setting, and it starts off. Most studios let it book the trial and leave the membership conversation to a person, which usually sells better anyway.
Can it run a class timetable?
It books into the calendar you connect, so a timetable that lives there works. Class sizes come from how you set the slots up.
Will it chase people who go quiet?
It follows up inside a conversation — a no-show, or a trial that didn't convert. It is not a cold marketing tool and doesn't pretend to be.