All Features
Sell memberships, class packs and drop-ins in an app with your name on it. For pilates, CrossFit, yoga, boxing, dance and gyms.
She downloads the app on a Saturday night and buys a membership. Nobody has to open the office.
One payment lands in your bank, and you can see every member inside it.
When a member's card is replaced, the new one takes over on its own. You never find out from a phone call.
Repeating classes, rooms, holidays, and a waitlist that fills empty places.
An iPad by the door you set up once. Or members scan themselves in on their phone.
Reformer 4 is Reformer 4, on every booking.
Pause one for miluim, charge half a month fairly, renew it, and see who is about to quit.
Payments, refunds, discount codes, and a real tax invoice for every one.
Sell water, grips and shirts next to memberships. Same payment, same invoice.
Write once and send it to everyone, or only to the people who stopped coming.
Members invite friends, buy each other classes, and earn a guest pass.
A trainer is just a member you gave a role to. One person, one login, whether they teach the class or take it.
Waivers and health declarations, signed with a finger, before the first class.
Open it and every member who paid is listed, with what they bought.
and 412 more payments
The reasons they come back, and the reasons they bring someone with them.
Pick your colour and your logo. We check the text still reads against it, then put the app in the App Store and Google Play under your name.
Members, memberships, packs and balances. Not you.
One month, two systems, no month of billing at risk.
On a day you pick.
No. It goes from the card processor straight to your bank account. We never hold it.
Only if you want the single monthly payment, which needs one processor instead of four. It is a separate decision and it stays yours.
It works. That is not the reason to switch, and we are not claiming we would do it better.
Yes, in the App Store and Google Play. It looks good and members like it, but we will not pretend it brings new people in on its own.
The first conversation is questions, not a deck.