Private lessons booked around your coaches' availability
Let coaches publish when they are free and let members request and book private sessions, paid with lesson credits, in person or through Stripe.
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Private lessons should not be organised one message at a time
Arranging private sessions over text and chasing payment afterwards is easy to lose track of. iRoll BJJ gives coaches a set of available times and gives members a clear way to request, confirm and pay for private lessons.
How private lesson scheduling works
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Mark which coaches offer private lessons.
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Coaches set their weekly availability windows.
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Members request a private lesson in an available slot.
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The coach confirms, and the session is paid and scheduled.
What you get
For coaches and the academy
- Choose which coaches offer private lessons.
- Let coaches publish weekly availability.
- Receive private lesson requests from members.
- Confirm, propose another time, or decline requests.
- Take payment with lesson credits, in person or through Stripe.
- Send reminders before private sessions begin.
- Keep private lessons connected to member records.
For your members
- See when coaches are available.
- Request a private lesson that suits them.
- Pay with lesson credits or another supported method.
- Get a reminder before the session.
Private lesson FAQs
Yes. Members can request a private lesson in a coach's available slot, and the coach confirms or proposes another time.
Private lessons can be paid for with lesson credits, in person, or by card through your connected Stripe account, depending on how your academy sets them up.
Lesson credits are prepaid private lesson packs members can buy through the academy shop and then use to book private sessions.
Yes. Each coach who offers private lessons sets their own weekly availability windows, and members can only request times the coach has made available.
Built for how BJJ coaching actually happens
Private lessons in BJJ are personal: a specific coach, gi or no-gi, sometimes one student and sometimes a small group. iRoll BJJ lets coaches offer their own availability and supports lesson credits and flexible payment, instead of forcing private coaching into a generic appointment booker.