Sign new students on the mat, not at the front desk
Trials, first classes, and recurring members — get the waiver done before a student's first session so your instructors can teach instead of process paperwork.
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Why martial arts studios choose JustWaiver
Most dojos and gyms convert from a trial class. That first session should start with a warm-up, not a search for a pen and a form. Send the waiver with the trial booking and the student signs before they walk in — then the only thing left to do on day one is train.
Striking, throws, joint locks, and live sparring make a solid waiver non-negotiable, especially with a roster of recurring members and kids' classes. JustWaiver keeps each signature tied to the version your student agreed to, with timestamp and IP, and reminds members when it's time to re-sign. You bring the attorney-reviewed text; we keep it organized and provable.
The problem with paper
Where the clipboard slows martial arts studios down
Trials start with paperwork
A new student's first impression shouldn't be a clipboard. They sign before the first class.
Kids' classes mean guardian sign-off
Parents sign for each child once, from their phone, instead of a form at drop-off.
Members go years without re-signing
Set an expiry and let automatic reminders pull members back to re-sign current text.
FAQ
Martial Arts waiver questions
- Can a student sign before their first class?
- Yes — include the link in the trial or intro-class confirmation and they sign in advance.
- How do we handle kids' programs?
- A parent or guardian signs for each minor; one guardian can cover several siblings on a single waiver.
- Are digital martial-arts waivers valid?
- Yes, under ESIGN/UETA, when intent, consent, the record, and a copy are captured — all of which JustWaiver does, with an audit trail. Software, not legal advice.
- Can we re-collect waivers when our terms change?
- Publish a new version and new signatures pin to it; you can ask existing members to re-sign the updated text.
- What does it cost a studio?
- Free up to 25/month, then $19/mo for 200 and $39/mo for 1,000 — enough for most studios — with per-waiver overage.
Stop chasing martial arts signatures
Collect them on a phone before guests arrive — free for 25 a month, no card.
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