Class registration software for enrichment programs, priced for real-world class sizes.
Sell sessions, take one family sign-up for every child, and run rosters and communication from a single workspace — without a marketplace taking a cut of your bookings.
One place for the public website, private admin work, and safer member workflows.
Art, music, theater, language, tutoring, and after-school program directors; community-education coordinators; small studio owners.
Is this right for your group?
If you're looking at class registration software for small programs, here's exactly what Golbi does today — and what's still coming — so you can decide with no surprises.
The practical promise
Publish programs, fill rosters, and keep families informed — one workspace, transparent pricing, no take-rate on your enrollments.
The work is bigger than one spreadsheet.
What Golbi is designed to make easier.
A simple path from sign-up to your first win.
Start here
Publish your programs with sessions, capacity, and any required forms.
Bring the work together
Let families register the whole household at once.
Keep it moving
Run sessions with rosters and communication attached.
Close the loop
Roll the catalog forward to next season.
Private by design, safe for families.
What's ready today
Class and program registration is in early access: the registration engine, guardian cart, and rosters are the parts you set up first, and taking registration payments online rolls out to pilot groups and turns on per group — until then, families register and you track what they owe. Golbi does not offer skills-curriculum or skill-progression tracking, and there is no discovery marketplace that sends you bookings — you bring your own families.
Use clear launch language.
What works now, what is planned, and what Golbi does not do.
We only list what's actually live today. If something says Planned, it isn't ready yet. Restricted means no plan includes it — we turn it on for one organization at a time, by hand, after a conversation. We'd rather under-promise and get it right for your members.
Keep exploring.
Turn this workflow into a working setup.
Start with one real group, one public page, one form, one roster, one dues list, or one checklist. Add bigger workflows only after the privacy gates pass.