I like how it's easy to change and edit schedules, and I also love how I can integrate it within Squarespace. It is very easy to use and code in, and also easy to post new schedules. It generally runs very fast, and while I don't pay for the service, it is very easy to see financial data. I also like how when I have an issue, I can look it up, and Sawyer generally has good help pages and customer support. I think the pricing matches the value, because we make a lot more than it costs. I regularly use the website integration and scheduling, as well.

I use Sawyer for guitar lessons and classes, and it helped me find a platform that works for me. What I like most is the fee structure. Most platforms make you pay an upfront fee, but Sawyer doesn't actually make you pay an upfront fee, and instead takes a cut for the first year. Sawyer has plenty of discounts and plenty of features that I like, so I just choose to use Sawyer now. They have sibling discounts, which I can use for customers. It gives me a way to get customers and a way to treat my customers the way they should be treated. The initial setup was very easy. I switched from other sites like Glass.com, Taylor Robinson Music Lessons, and lessons.com, and I moved to Sawyer because Sawyer is actually a better fee structure and I just like it better with discounts and everything.

I appreciate that Sawyer allows me to spend more time on making a great camp and less time stuck in the minutia of administration. The ease of handling registrations and sensitive client information and ensuring compliance with legal requirements is incredibly helpful. I also like that I can quickly access my camp rosters, which streamlines my management tasks. Once I learned the software, its user-friendliness stood out, making tasks like understanding the reporting and adding new camps manageable. Overall, the ease of setup was impressive and contributed to Sawyer's overall effectiveness.