Dance studiosGoal: Trial class booked

The AI receptionist that books trial dance classes while you're teaching the next combo.

Registration week brings a wave of calls from parents asking about ballet for a four-year-old or hip hop for a ten-year-old. Avoonta takes those calls with parents, books trials and reminds families when the new season opens.

Dance Studios · 187 of 200 industries

  • Speaks with parents for kids
  • Books trials by age and style
  • Calls families to re-register
The problem

Why dance studios leads go cold.

Parents enroll at the studio that answers during class time.

The calls come in exactly when you're on the studio floor: after school, during evening classes and on Saturday mornings. A parent who reaches voicemail calls the next studio on the list.

Every August and January the same scramble repeats: trials, placement questions, dress code, recital fees. Your teachers end up returning calls between classes or late at night.

What Avoonta does for dance studios

Four jobs, done on every call.

Books trials with parents

Outbound

When a parent fills out your trial form, your AI Agent calls within seconds, with consent, asks the dancer's age, experience and interest in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop or contemporary, and books the right trial.

Answers studio questions

Inbound

Class schedule, dress code, shoes, recital dates and registration deadlines: it answers from your studio handbook, any time a parent calls.

Calls families to re-register

Follow-up

When next season opens, it calls families who agreed to hear from you, confirms returning dancers and books placement for those moving up.

Sends injuries and concerns to you

Live transfer

Competition team questions, a dancer's injury or a concern about a class go live to the studio owner or a teacher.

What's in the snapshot

Dance Studios: 5 AI agents, ready in one click.

One install sets up the whole team for your business: who calls, who chases, who answers and who reminds. Each one opens by saying it's an AI assistant.

  • 45minTrial dance class, booked live
  • 4ready texts
  • 7FAQ answers for the receptionist
  • 1click installs all five
  1. New leads

    Trial class caller

    Calls trial requests within seconds and books a class by age, style and level.

    Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business about a trial dance class.

    Asks first How old is the dancer?

    • Trial booked
    • Waitlisted
    • Call back later
    • Not a fit

    Hands off to: a person (Competition director)

  2. Follow-up

    Trial follow-up

    Retries trial requests that didn't answer or didn't book.

    Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business.

    Asks first Are you still looking for a class?

    Calls day 0, 1 and 4 · text after each missed call

    • Trial booked
    • Not now
    • Do not contact

    Hands off to: a person (Studio owner)

  3. Receptionist

    Studio front desk

    Answers studio calls on schedules, dress code, recitals and absences; books trials.

    Thanks for calling business, I'm the AI assistant.

    Asks first Is your dancer currently enrolled?

    • Trial booked
    • Absence logged
    • Question answered
    • Message taken

    Hands off to: a person (Studio owner, after telling them to dial 911 if it's an emergency)

  4. Reminders

    Trial reminder

    Confirms tomorrow's trial classes and reminds families what to wear.

    Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business about tomorrow's trial class.

    Asks first Still good for the time?

    Text the day before · call if no reply

    • Confirmed
    • Rescheduled
    • Cancelled

    Hands off to: a person (Front desk)

  5. Renewals

    Season re-registration caller

    Calls current families who opted in when next season's registration opens.

    Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business.

    Asks first Will your dancer be returning?

    Call once when registration opens · text reminder a week later

    • Re-registered
    • Placement call booked
    • Not returning

    Hands off to: a person (Teacher or studio owner)

Sample call

A parent's trial request, called back during class.

A dad asks about classes for his seven-year-old. Here's the start of the call.

Trial bookedAge 7, beginner hip hopParent contact saved
Example call
AIHi Chris, this is an AI assistant calling for Pointe & Flow Dance about classes for your child. This call is recorded. Am I speaking with a parent?
CHRISYes. My daughter's seven and wants to try hip hop.
AIGreat. Has she taken any dance classes before, or would this be her first?
CHRISFirst time. She's been dancing around the house for months.
AIOur beginner hip hop for ages 6 to 8 has a trial spot Wednesday at 5pm or Saturday at 10. Which works?
CHRISWednesday at 5.
Fits your tools · and the math

Works with your CRM, calendar and Zapier.

Studios keep classes, families and billing in studio software. Avoonta takes trial forms in by webhook, Zapier, Make or the API and sends the dancer's details and booked class back.

Use studio software like Jackrabbit Dance or DanceStudio-Pro? Connect it via Zapier or webhooks.

  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook
  • HighLevel
  • Cal.com
  • Webhooks
  • Zapier
  • Make
  • API

What lands in your CRM after each call

  • Dancer's age
  • Style of interest
  • Experience level
  • Trial class booked
  • Recording and transcript
Example

What registration season might look like.

Parent calls and trial forms a month
90
Talk time per call, roughly
2 min
Minutes used
about 180 of 200
Plan
Launch, $79/mo

If answering during class turns a couple more trials into a full season of tuition, those families could cover the plan many times.

Example only. Your calls, trial conversion and tuition will differ, so use your own numbers. A busier studio might want Agency's 750 minutes.

Limits and compliance

It talks with parents, not dancers.

For children's classes your agent speaks only with parents and adult guardians. If a child answers, it asks for a parent and tries again later. It never gives advice on dance injuries; those go to the studio owner, and real emergencies get told to call 911. Re-registration calls go only to families who agreed to hear from you, 8am-8pm in their time zone.

  • Opens by saying it's an AI assistant
  • Adult dancers book for themselves
  • Do-not-call list checked first
Dance Studios FAQ

Straight answers.

Can it place a dancer in the right class?

It uses your age and experience rules to suggest a trial class. Your teachers make the final placement.

Will it answer recital and costume fee questions?

Yes, from the details you provide. If a fee isn't in your notes, it takes a message for the office.

What about adult classes?

Adult dancers book directly. It can offer adult ballet, tap or fitness dance trials the same way.

Can it handle competition team inquiries?

It collects the dancer's experience and transfers or books a call with your competition director.

Your next dance studios lead gets a call in seconds.

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