Cooking Classes & Workshops

Teach the craft. Get paid for the seat.

Public classes, private lessons, team-building workshops, and technique series. Cap the class, take payment at signup, and hand out a materials list that’s already priced.

A student in an apron tossing noodles in a pan at an open-air cooking class, with more stations working down the counter behind them

What a class program can include

High-margin work that uses the skills you already have — and fills the gaps in your calendar.

Public & private classes

Sell open seats to individuals or book the whole session for one group.

Class size limits

Cap by kitchen capacity so you never oversell a station or a burner.

Skill series

Package multiple sessions as a course clients buy once and attend on a schedule.

Corporate & team building

Invoice a company, collect a headcount, and handle the whole group as one booking.

Materials & ingredient lists

Per-student quantities generated from the enrollment count, not guessed at.

Recipe handouts

Send recipes and notes after class, with a prompt to book the next one.

How it runs on SRVE

1

Set up

  • Class listings with dates and seats
  • Public, private, and corporate pricing
  • Skill series and multi-session courses
  • Location, equipment, and capacity
2

Book

  • Students enroll from your storefront
  • Prepaid seats and confirmations
  • Corporate invoicing for groups
  • Dietary needs collected at signup
3

Deliver

  • Ingredient list scaled to enrollment
  • Station prep and timeline
  • Handouts and follow-up after class
  • Attendees added to your audience

The same platform underneath.

Whatever you sell, the business runs the same way — and every capability is on one page.

A storefront that shows cooking classes and workshops with real menus, photos, pricing, and reviews

Quotes, contracts, deposits, and invoices on one clean path from inquiry to paid

A calendar that enforces your hours, travel radius, and buffer time before a booking lands

Shopping lists, receipts, mileage, and expenses tied back to the order that caused them

See the full platform

Add another revenue stream

Most operators sell more than one thing. Each service gets its own packages and pricing — under one storefront and one calendar.

Fill the class. Keep the margin.

Enrollment, payment, and prep in one system.