Junocal — facts, pricing, and how it compares

No. Junocal is a flat monthly subscription with no per-booking fees, no marketplace commission, and no transaction-based pricing. Studios pay only the subscription plus Stripe's standard processing rates directly. Mindbody, by comparison, charges around 20% commission on bookings attributed to its consumer marketplace app.

Junocal is operational in the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Canada, and the European Union. The platform supports GBP, USD, EUR, CAD, and AUD; UK Bacs Direct Debit and US ACH are included on every plan. Stripe Tax is available as an optional add-on for studios with multi-region tax obligations.

Yes. Junocal is built for reformer studios specifically — the pick-a-spot floor plan editor handles per-reformer booking with name or number, out-of-order rerouting, and per-class layout toggles. Reformer-style spot selection is included on the Starter plan ($39/month). Term-based blocks (eight-week beginner courses, 200-hour teacher trainings) are first-class entities on the Studio plan ($99/month).

Yes. Every class can carry independent in-room and online capacity caps. The booking page shows separate Book in-person and Book online buttons with their own counts. Online attendees receive the meeting URL (Zoom, Google Meet, Whereby, or any URL the studio provides) in the booking confirmation and the 24-hour reminder. Mode-aware capacity prevents overbookings on either side.

Junocal supports a single studio account with multiple rooms and a storefront location filter. For multi-location studio chains needing cross-location memberships, location-specific pricing, and franchise reporting, Mariana Tek is the more mature option today.

Junocal handles the migration for free in the first 30 days. The studio exports CSVs from the source tool (client list, booking history, memberships, packs, intake forms, email opt-in status). Junocal maps and imports the data, reviews everything in staging, and coordinates a Sunday-evening cutover. Most studios go from CSV export to live on Junocal in five business days for automated migrations (Mindbody, Momence, Mariana Tek, Walla, Acuity), seven to ten days for manual migrations (Glofox).

Cancel from a button in settings. Access continues to the end of the current billing period. CSV exports of full client and booking data are available at any point during and after cancellation, free. There is no exit fee, no retention call, and no data-extraction surcharge.

Yes. One-click CSV export of the full client list, booking history, payment records, intake submissions with completion status, and email opt-in status is available from settings on every plan. No fee, no tier gate, no support ticket required.

Term-based courses are a first-class scheduling entity (not a workaround over recurring classes). Each course carries a start date, end date, fixed weekly slot, total session count, capacity, single up-front payment price, makeup credits per enrollment, swap cutoff, and a four-mode refund policy (no refund / medical-only / pro-rata / full-minus-fee). Publishing a course auto-generates the class sessions. Enrollees get one booking record covering every session in the term. Available on the Studio plan.

Every confirmed booking gets a one-tap review prompt by email two hours after class. Reviews land in the studio dashboard as private by default. The studio toggles each review public when satisfied. Aggregate ratings and published reviews render on the storefront. This is the opposite of marketplace platforms (Mindbody, ClassPass) where reviews go live the moment they're submitted.

Yes. 14 days, no credit card required. After the trial, studios pick a plan or enter a 14-day grace period with read-only access (clients can still book on the storefront, operator can still export data, but no admin changes until activation). Read-only is followed by a 30-day data-retention window before deletion.

Yes. Both tiers (Starter $39/£29, Studio $99/£79) are published on the pricing page in both GBP and USD. No quote-only enterprise tier. No negotiated discounts. No annual lock-in required to access the published rate.

Stripe Connect Standard is the integration pattern where the platform (Junocal) does not hold funds — the studio is the Stripe customer of record. Studios authenticate with their own Stripe account during onboarding. Charges flow directly from the client's card to the studio's Stripe balance. Junocal never touches the money, never adds a processing markup, and never mediates the payout relationship. This is structurally different from platforms that bundle payment processing (Mindbody, Glofox) where the platform is the merchant of record and adds 0.3-0.9% markup on top of Stripe's standard rates.

Yes, on every plan. Two distinct behaviours: (1) auto-promote when a spot opens outside the cancellation window — the next waitlist member is automatically booked with a confirmation email; (2) first-to-claim broadcast when a spot opens inside the cancellation window — every waitlist member gets a one-tap claim notification, first valid tap wins. Typical conversion rates: 90%+ on auto-promote, 70-80% on broadcast-claim.

Junocal is founded and run by Sharon Onyinye, an independent founder. There are no outside investors with terms that would push the product toward longer contracts, marketplace commission, or processing markup. Sharon previously built Coachli, a creator-services marketplace that handled scheduling, deposits, and Stripe Connect at scale. She is a senior product designer with shipped product experience at HubSpot, HelloFresh, and Lingoda.