Best yoga studio software London

For most independent London yoga studios with one to five teachers, Junocal at £29 Starter, £79 Studio, or £159 Growth fits. Capacity-aware booking (no pick-a-spot forced for mat classes), term-based teacher training cohorts as a first-class scheduling entity, Bacs Direct Debit 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 single payment, separate intake forms, and refund rules distinct from drop-in. Junocal, Mariana Tek, and Walla treat TT as a first-class scheduling entity. Mindbody can be configured but the workflow is less native. 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. Junocal handles per-service intake natively. 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 £79/month: ~£1,430/year. Momence Plus at $99/month + platform fees: ~£1,800-£2,500/year. Walla base + branded booking: ~£6,000/year. Mindbody Accelerate + marketplace + processing markup: ~£8,000-£9,000/year.