Bookwhen alternativeCademy is for training providers who have outgrown Bookwhen.

Bookwhen is a quick way to take bookings for classes and events. Once you sell places to companies, run blended courses or issue certificates, you need tools it does not have.

Import your data
From any legacy system, LMS, TMS or spreadsheet
Bookwhen CSV exportSpreadsheets (.xlsx, .csv)Your old LMS
Learners1,840 imported
Courses42 imported
Bookings3,120 imported
Registrations2,371 of 2,975
Field mapping
Email addressLearner · email
Booking refRegistration · reference
CompanyOrganisation
Notes col. KRecord · note?
COChecked with your onboarding lead before anything goes live
Signs you have outgrown Bookwhen

If a few of these sound familiar, Bookwhen may be holding you back.

  1. 1

    Companies ask for an invoice with their purchase order number on it.

    Pro adds pay by invoice. The booker enters a PO number at checkout and it prints on the invoice. On Teams, it syncs to Xero.

  2. 2

    You add online lessons before or after the classroom day.

    Lessons, video, downloads and quizzes with a pass mark sit inside the course on every plan. SCORM 1.2 is on Teams.

  3. 3

    Learners need a certificate, and someone keeps track of when it expires.

    Certificates are issued and emailed automatically when a learner is marked attended or completes. Give them an expiry date and you can sort and export registrations by it.

  4. 4

    One person books for their team and sends the names later.

    The booker buys the places and adds or removes attendees later. They can see each person's progress and certificates.

  5. 5

    You keep a spreadsheet of which client booked what.

    Contacts link to their organization automatically by email domain, with parent companies and subsidiaries.

“It has been really helpful being able to bring our e-learning courses into the same platform as our in-person and online courses, so has really helped to streamline our workflow.”
Georgina, Events and Marketing Lead, UK education company. Review on Capterra, April 2026
Who Bookwhen suits

When Bookwhen is still the right tool.

Stay on Bookwhen if

  • You run classes, workshops or activities that people book and pay for themselves.
  • You take a high volume of straightforward bookings, up to 1,800 a month on Bookwhen's Plus plan.
  • Class passes and class packs are the core of what you sell.
Side by side

Plans, limits and features.

Taken from Bookwhen's pricing page and help center.

CademyBookwhen
Built forProfessional training providersClasses, courses, workshops, activities and events
Free planYes, for paid courses too, with no time limit. A 5% platform fee applies to paid bookingsYes, for free events only, up to 50 booking spaces a month
What a plan includesBooking, LMS, certificates with expiry, CRM and scheduling on every plan. Invoices with PO numbers and no platform fee from Pro. Xero on TeamsBookings and payments, with more bookings, team members and features on each higher plan
Volume included1,000 registrations a year on Pro, 5,000 on Teams300, 800 or 1,800 bookings a month on Lite, Standard and Plus
Team membersPro 1 admin and 10 facilitators. Teams 5 admins and 50 facilitators2, 5 or 10 team members
Online learningIncluded on every plan, with an AI course builder. Live online dates get a Zoom meeting each. SCORM 1.2 on TeamsNot offered. Zoom, YouTube and Vimeo links
CertificatesIssued automatically, with expiry dates. CPD points from ProNot offered
Waiting listOn every plan. People waiting are emailed in the order they joinedFrom Standard
AccountingXero on Teams, Zapier from ProNo Xero or QuickBooks integration

Checked November 2, 2026 on Bookwhen's own pages: Bookwhen pricing, Choosing a Bookwhen plan, Bookwhen integrations.

Moving from Bookwhen

Moving your bookings, courses and website.

You can run the import yourself on any plan, Free included. Our team lends a hand with the migration on Teams, and Enterprise gets a hands-on migration.

1

Export from Bookwhen

Download your customer list and your booking and attendance reports as CSV files.

2

Rebuild events as courses

Each Bookwhen event becomes a Cademy course with its dates, price, venue and capacity. Add online lessons and a certificate where they apply.

3

Import people and bookings

Contacts, organizations, registrations and orders come in from the spreadsheets, so each learner's past bookings come across.

4

Switch the booking links

Put Cademy's course list or calendar embed on your website, or use your Cademy booking site, then connect Stripe, PayPal or Klarna.

Run both while bookings for older dates finish on Bookwhen. A Cademy course stays hidden until you switch it on.

Questions

Before leaving Bookwhen.

What does Cademy include for the price?

Pro is £99 ($129) a month billed yearly. It includes booking, the LMS, certificates with expiry dates, pay by invoice with PO numbers, the training CRM and scheduling, with no platform fee on bookings. Teams adds Xero, SCORM 1.2 and 5,000 registrations a year.

Can I import my Bookwhen bookings into Cademy?

Yes. Load the CSV exports yourself on any plan to bring in contacts, organizations, courses, dates, registrations and orders. On Teams we help with the migration. On Enterprise the migration is hands-on.

Does Cademy have memberships and class passes like Bookwhen?

Cademy has memberships, vouchers, gift cards, discounts and offers. If class packs are the core of your business, compare the details on a call before you move.

Can companies pay by invoice on Cademy?

Yes, from Pro. The booker adds a purchase order number at checkout and it prints on the invoice. On Teams, it passes to Xero too.

Next step

Send us your Bookwhen export.

Book a call with your course and contact numbers, and we will show you how the import works.

No card needed. See every plan on the pricing page.