Class fill rate · dojo capacity · revenue per class

Student Capacity Calculator

Estimate class revenue from weekly schedule, dojo capacity, fill rate, and revenue per student.

Class fill rate and dojo capacity drive martial arts profitability. This calculator estimates revenue from your schedule, class size, and occupancy — then benchmarks revenue per class.

  • Filled Spots/Week = Classes × Capacity × Occupancy %
  • Monthly Class Revenue = Filled Spots/Week × Price × 4.33
  • Target revenue per class: $220 – $320

Built for school owners optimizing schedules, adding class times, and improving off-peak attendance.

Source: BizMetricsHQ Composite martial arts school operator benchmarks (2025–2026). Methodology

Schedule & Capacity

Model class revenue from fill rate and dojo capacity.

Monthly Class Revenue

$49,383

Below vs benchmark · $592,593/yr

Revenue Per Class

$207

Filled Spots / Week

713

Weekly Class Revenue

$11,405

Occupancy

72%

Industry Benchmark

~$285/class · 72% avg occupancy

-$78 vs median per class

Capacity Benchmarks

MetricIndustry Range
Average Occupancy65 – 80%
Peak Hour Utilization82 – 95%
Revenue Per Class$220 – $320
Classes Per Week40 – 70

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good class fill rate for a martial arts school?

Target 65–80% average occupancy across all classes, with peak after-school slots at 82–95%. Below 60% average occupancy usually signals scheduling or program-market fit issues.

How do you calculate revenue per class?

Multiply average class size by effective revenue per student (tuition allocation or drop-in price). Well-run schools generate $220–$320 per class depending on capacity and pricing mix.

How many classes should a martial arts school run per week?

Mature schools typically run 40–70 classes per week across kids, teens, and adult programs — optimizing after-school peak before adding off-peak capacity.