Software for the people who run children's programs.

Registration, payments, rosters, attendance, and a family page parents actually use.

Families never pay a booking fee, and money settles to your own Stripe account.

Sunup Today roster on a phone
The patchwork

Three tools, two spreadsheets, and a waiver nobody can find.

None of it is anyone's fault. The tools were never made for a business that teaches twelve children at four o'clock on a Thursday.

A class fills twice

Two families take the last seat because the form has never seen the roster.

A waiver goes missing

Class starts in four minutes and the signed page is on the kitchen table at home.

Money in four places

A payment link, a card on file, a check in the drawer, and a spreadsheet that reconciles none of it.

Four things Sunup does, all week.

Publish and fill

Sections with real dates, capacity, waitlist, registration windows, early bird pricing, and deposits. “Schedule again” copies last season with blank dates.

Run the day from your phone

Check in, check out, mark absent. Chips appear only when something needs a look, and safety details sit behind a tap that is logged.

Get paid without the chase

Stripe checkout into your own account. Orders and balances, a pay link with a QR code, cash and checks recorded, refunds to the card or as credit.

A family page parents trust

Schedule with directions, registrations, balances and receipts, children's profiles. One household account, and both parents can be on it.

It lives on your own website.

One embed per category, with a live preview before you paste anything. A script tag or a plain iframe, into Squarespace, Wix, or WordPress. Price and capacity changes reach your site within minutes.

Sunup booking widget on a phone

Coming from another system?

Classes, locations, gift cards, account credits, and pack balances come over. Families create a fresh account, and their credit attaches the moment they sign up.

See how switching works

Start free for 30 days.

Set up a season, take a real registration, and run a class day before you decide anything.