When creating pricing plans in Lynk Tower, one important setting is how sessions are counted—whether based on attendance or conduction.
This choice directly affects how students are charged and how session usage is tracked.
What Does “Conducted” Mean?
A conducted session refers to every class that is scheduled and completed—regardless of whether a student attends or not.
How Conducted-Based Billing Works
Sessions are counted whenever a class is conducted
Attendance does not impact billing
Every scheduled session is deducted from the plan
Example
A student purchases a 10-session plan
The coach conducts 10 classes
Even if the student attends only 6, all 10 sessions are counted
When to Use Conducted-Based Subscription
This model is ideal when:
You run fixed batch schedules
Seats are reserved for students
Sessions happen regardless of attendance
You want predictable revenue
What Does “Attended” Mean?
An attended session is counted only when the student is actually present in the class.
How Attended-Based Billing Works
Sessions are counted only when the student attends
Missed classes are not deducted
Students use only the sessions they participate in
Example
A student purchases a 10-session plan
10 classes are conducted
The student attends only 6
Only 6 sessions are deducted, 4 remain unused
When to Use Attended-Based Subscription
This model is ideal when:
You offer flexible learning schedules
Students may miss or reschedule sessions
You want to provide fair usage-based billing
Your programs are student-paced
Key Differences
Conducted-Based | Attended-Based |
Counts all scheduled sessions | Counts only attended sessions |
Attendance does not matter | Attendance is required for deduction |
Fixed consumption of sessions | Flexible consumption |
Predictable for business | Flexible for students |
How to Choose the Right Option
Choose Conducted-Based if:
Your batches follow a strict schedule
You reserve slots for each student
You want to avoid revenue fluctuations
Choose Attended-Based if:
Your classes are flexible
Students may miss sessions
You want to charge only for participation
How This Impacts Your Pricing Plans
This setting applies to:
Session-based plans
Hybrid plans (duration + sessions)
It defines how session limits are tracked and consumed.
Conclusion
The choice between Attended and Conducted billing determines how fairly and strictly sessions are tracked in your plans. Conducted-based plans prioritize schedule consistency, while attended-based plans offer flexibility to students. Choosing the right option ensures your pricing aligns with your teaching style and student expectations.