Best yoga studio software London

For most independent London yoga studios with one to five teachers, Junocal at £15 Starter, £29 Studio, or £69 Growth fits. Booking tracks how many spots are left (no pick-a-spot forced for mat classes), term-based teacher training cohorts are built in, Bacs Direct Debit runs via Stripe Connect Standard direct, no marketplace commission, month-to-month. For hybrid studios where on-demand video subscriptions are 20%+ of revenue, Momence's native video product fits despite the post-Clubessential acquisition pricing trajectory. For premium-positioned brand-led yoga studios (Triyoga, Yotopia, etc.) where polish matters, Walla is worth the £500+/month all-in cost.

Three operational differences. First, yoga revenue skews more toward memberships than pilates (which is more pack-driven), so recurring-billing matters more. Second, teacher training (TT) is a larger share of yoga revenue — a 200-hour TT in London runs £2,500-£3,800/student and cohort handling matters operationally. Third, on-demand video is more material for yoga than reformer pilates — yoga adapts more naturally to recorded delivery, and many London yoga studios run hybrid live + video subscriptions.

London is a major UK teacher-training market — 200-hour foundation and 300-hour advanced trainings. Cohorts run as fixed groups over 6-12 months with one upfront payment, separate intake forms, and refund rules distinct from drop-in. Junocal, Mariana Tek, and Walla build TT in as its own thing. On Mindbody you can set it up, but it takes more work. For London yoga schools where TT is 25%+ of revenue, the platform's TT handling matters more than day-to-day class scheduling.

Depends on revenue mix. If on-demand video subscriptions are a primary product (20%+ of revenue), you want native integration — Momence has the strongest native video product. If video complements in-person classes (recorded versions members access at no extra cost), pairing your scheduling platform with Vimeo OTT, Uscreen, or Mighty Networks works cleanly. Most one-to-five-teacher London yoga studios fit the second pattern. Junocal pairs with external video hosts via booking-confirmation deep links.

More useful than for reformer pilates, less useful than in the US. London yoga has slightly higher marketplace penetration than London pilates because yoga-curious clients are more likely to browse a category app for a teacher or style. But the commission still applies to attributed bookings inside the attribution window — returning clients pay the commission even when the studio's existing relationship is what's keeping them around. Test: trace your last 50 new clients to where they first heard about you. For most London yoga studios, marketplace-attributed share is 10-15% — meaningful but not dominant.

Specialist classes (pre-natal, post-natal, restorative, trauma-informed, chair yoga) typically run as separate service types with their own intake forms, capacity, and sometimes pricing. Per-service intake handles specialist health screening — pre-natal forms include trimester and consultant-letter fields; trauma-informed classes can offer hands-on adjustment opt-out. With Junocal, each class type carries its own intake form out of the box. Most other platforms support it with more configuration effort.

For a single-location London yoga studio doing £200,000/year in bookings (typical for an established 3-teacher studio with TT revenue), all-in software cost: Junocal Studio at £29/month: ~£350/year. Momence Pro at $60/month + platform fees: ~£1,400-£2,000/year. Walla base + branded add-ons ($149 app + $160 website): ~£4,500-£5,500/year. Mindbody Accelerate + marketplace + processing markup: ~£8,000-£9,000/year.