You teach in four places. Your students need one link to follow you
An independent yoga or pilates teacher might have a Tuesday class at one studio, a Saturday session in the park, privates in people's living rooms and a retreat once a year. Students lose track, and new ones do not know where to start. Kudo turns your bio link into one page: your schedule link at the top, class packs, private sessions and retreats as cards with a price and a button to your own booking or payment link, a WhatsApp button, and reviews from your students underneath.
- Your schedule link first, pointed at wherever this week's classes live
- Class packs, private sessions and retreats as cards with a price
- Requests for a private group or an office class with the date and how many people
- Reviews from your students, including the beginners who nearly did not come
Your students follow you, not the studio
The people who come to your Thursday flow come because of how you teach. If the studio changes its timetable or you move to another one, the page they bookmarked should still be right. Put a schedule link first and point it at wherever you keep the week: a studio booking page, a calendar, a story highlight. When things change, you update one link. Your bio, your page address and the QR code on the mat bag stay the same.
A beginner wants to know how you teach, not how you pose
Your feed is full of balances most new students cannot do yet, which is exactly what makes them hesitate. What they want to know is whether you offer options, whether you correct gently, whether a stiff back or a pregnancy is welcome in the room. Reviews from students answer that in their own words: "I could not touch my knees on day one", "she gave me a variation every time my wrist hurt". That is the proof a nervous beginner reads before booking their first class.
Ask at the end of a class pack or on the last day of a retreat
After one class, a student knows whether they liked the room. After ten, they know what changed. The end of a class pack, the last morning of a retreat or the week a private client reaches a pose they have been working toward are the moments to ask. Send your review link on WhatsApp with a line of thanks, and ask everyone the same way. Requests for a private group, a birthday class or an office session come in through the order request form with the date and headcount; it is a request, not a payment, and you reply with a price. The free plan takes 20 a month.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can students buy a class pack on Kudo?
No. Kudo never takes payment. Each card links to wherever you already sell packs and privates, such as your booking app or a payment link, and the money goes straight to you.
The studios I teach at have their own reviews. Why would I need mine?
Because those belong to the studio and stay there if you leave. Reviews on your Kudo page are about you and go wherever you teach. Collect them with your own review link and QR code, and if you have your own Google Business Profile, Kudo imports those reviews too and keeps them in sync.
Is it free?
Yes to start: the page, unlimited links, class and retreat cards, the WhatsApp button, the review link and QR code, and 5 published reviews cost nothing. Pro adds page themes, shows which links get tapped and removes the Kudo badge.