StudioLineup
Terms of use
For studiolineup.com and the StudioLineup apps. Last updated October 14, 2026.
Studio and class information
Studio listings and class times come from public sources and from studios themselves, and studios change them often. We work to keep them accurate but can't promise every detail is current — check with the studio before you go.
Studio listings include open data from the Overture Maps Foundation.
Taking classes
Exercise has risks. Classes are run by the studios, not by us; follow your instructor and your doctor's advice, and take part at your own risk.
Bookings and payments
When you book a class, your booking is with that studio, under its own policies. Card payments are processed by Stripe. StudioLineup may charge the studio a small platform fee. Cancellations and refunds follow the cancellation window shown when you book; for anything else, contact the studio.
Waivers
A studio may ask you to sign its own waiver before your first booking there. The waiver's wording is the studio's, and it is an agreement between you and the studio; StudioLineup doesn't write, review or enforce waivers. When you sign, a signed copy is made on your device and emailed to you and to the studio. StudioLineup doesn't keep the signed copy — only that you signed a version of the studio's waiver, when, and a fingerprint of the copy so it can be checked later. Studios never ask health questions through StudioLineup.
Gift cards
Gift cards are sold by the studio named on the card and paid to that studio. They never expire and can be used for classes booked through StudioLineup at that studio, or at its front desk. The balance is the studio's to honor; refunds of what's left on a card, and paying out a small balance in cash where the law requires it (in California, balances under $10), are handled by the studio. A gift card isn't a bank account or cash, and can't be resold. If a booking paid with a gift card is cancelled, the amount goes back on the card.
Sales tax
Prices on StudioLineup are set by each studio. Where a studio has set a sales tax rate, the tax is added at checkout as its own line. The studio decides whether tax applies and is responsible for collecting the right amount and paying it to the tax authorities.
Workshops, retreats and trainings
A ticket is with the studio running the event, under the refund policy shown on the event. If you pay with a deposit or in parts, each later payment is made by you from My tickets when it is due — we send a reminder and never charge your card automatically. If you don't pay a part, the studio decides what happens to your ticket. If a studio cancels an event, payments made online are refunded in full.
Room rentals
Studios can list rooms that independent teachers rent by the hour. The rental is an agreement between the teacher and the studio; StudioLineup only lists the room and passes on the request and payment. The teacher and the studio arrange insurance, access and house rules between themselves, and the teacher confirms this when asking for a time. A teacher who cancels a paid rental at least 48 hours before it starts gets a full refund; a studio that cancels refunds in full.
Your account and posts
- Keep your password to yourself; you're responsible for what's posted from your account.
- Post honest, first-hand reviews and respectful posts. No harassment, hate, spam, advertising in posts, other people's private information, or content you don't have the right to share.
- You keep ownership of what you post, and give us permission to show it on the site and apps.
- There is no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive members. Offensive words are blocked automatically. Anyone can tap Report on a post, reply, review or member page, or block a member so they no longer see what that person writes. The moderator reviews reports within 24 hours, removes content that breaks these rules, and suspends accounts that break them.
- You can delete your account any time (how).
Studio owners, offers and ads
Studio owners who claim a page must really represent that studio. Offers and ads must be accurate, lawful and honored as described. Every one is reviewed before it's shown and may be declined. Prices and slots are shown before you reserve; approved reservations must be paid by the date shown or they're released.
Studio staff, teacher pay and contracts
A studio owner can give the people who work there their own sign-in, with a role the owner picks. The owner is responsible for who they add and for removing people who leave. StudioLineup can work out what a studio's teachers are owed from the pay rates the studio sets and the classes on its schedule; that is a calculation to help the studio, not payroll. The studio pays its teachers and staff itself and is responsible for the amounts, for taxes and for whether someone is an employee or a contractor. Contracts a studio sends through StudioLineup are written by the studio and are between the studio and the person who signs; StudioLineup isn't a party to them and doesn't write, review or enforce them. When a contract is signed, the signed copy is emailed to both sides and StudioLineup keeps only that it was signed, which version, when, and a fingerprint of the copy.
Texts
If you give your mobile number and say yes, studios you book with can text you class reminders, cancellations and their own messages about your bookings. Reply STOP to any text to stop them, or change it under Texts in your account. Message and data rates may apply. Studios buy text credits from StudioLineup to send these; credits are used one per text, aren't refunded once bought, and don't expire.
Referral rewards and family
A studio can offer rewards for bringing a friend. Rewards are gift cards for that studio, given as the studio has set out, only for friends new to the studio and within the studio's limits; StudioLineup may withhold rewards that look like misuse. If you book for your children or other family members, you're responsible for those bookings, for paying for them, and for signing any waiver on their behalf only where you're allowed to.
Calendar links, Strava and the helper
Your calendar link is private to you: anyone you share it with can see when your classes are. Classes added to Strava are also covered by Strava's own terms. The helper's answers can be wrong or out of date — check the class details and the studio's own rules before relying on them.
Copying the site
The site, the apps, the studio directory and class listings as put together here, and their design and code belong to us and are protected by copyright and other laws. You may look things up for your own use and share links. Without our written permission you may not copy, scrape, crawl, download in bulk, mirror or republish the directory, class times, ratings, reviews or other content; use it to build a competing service or to train AI models; or get around the site's protections, including by reverse engineering the site or the apps. Search engines may index the public pages.
The service
The site and apps are provided as they are, and we may change or pause features. To the extent the law allows, we aren't liable for indirect losses or for a studio's classes, bookings or offers.