Cleanup lives in the pattern
Slot spacing longer than the session bakes the hose-down into the schedule. The 3pm party never meets the 2pm party’s walls.
Bookuble for splatter paint
Sessions are spaced with the cleanup already inside the pattern, paint packs and canvas prints sell themselves at checkout, and every guest — including the birthday party’s eleven kids — is signed before the first fling.
Runs on your own Square account. 5% of the booking — never of the sales tax.
The shape of it
Slot spacing longer than the session bakes the hose-down into the schedule. The 3pm party never meets the 2pm party’s walls.
Extra paint, glow packs, canvas prints, photo packages — offered at checkout, counted in your Square catalog, paid in the same charge.
Eleven kids, eleven guardian consents — each parent signs from their own phone before drop-off, and you can see who hasn’t.
Sound familiar
Back-to-back bookings leave no time to squeegee a room, so every Saturday runs twenty minutes late by noon.
The birthday parent booked for twelve, fourteen showed up, and no one’s parents signed a thing.
Paint upgrades get pitched verbally at the desk — when it’s busy, nobody pitches.
It’s the most photographed hour of their month and none of that momentum comes back to you.
What you get
Per-room spacing keeps a cleanup buffer between every group, automatically.
Upgrade packs, extra canvases, prints — sold at booking, stock counted in Square.
Kids’ parties route every minor to a guardian signature — done from each parent’s phone before the day.
One organiser, one payment, the whole headcount — with per-head signatures still tracked.
A default birthday gift. Sold from your own site, redeemed against any session.
Weekday specials and group discounts with real redemption limits, stacking rules yours.
Next-day email lands with the rebooking nudge — right when the photos are getting posted.
The template ships with gallery sections; the engine keeps a photos feed so last month’s chaos sells next month’s.
Their side of it
Room, time and headcount — the storefront quotes the party price before anyone calls.
Glow paint, extra canvases, the photo pack — one checkout, one charge, your Square.
Each guardian signs their own consent from their own phone. Drop-off is drop-off, not paperwork.
What to wear, when to arrive, where to park — sent on their own, on your brand.
Follow-up email with the rebooking nudge lands while the paint photos are still being posted.
Start from a real storefront
This is Havoc Hall — the template a splatter paint studio build starts from, running live from the real files. Your build keeps the machinery and swaps in your words, your prices and your brand.
What it costs
A three-room studio doing 180 sessions a month at $25 a head pays $1.25 a head — 5% of the sale, never of the tax. Add-ons carry the same 5% only when they sell.
Payments settle in your own Square account at Square’s posted rate — money never routes through us. The 5% is of the sale alone; sales tax is never touched, and every fee is broken out to the cent in your ledger.
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