1. Book a single class
Start as a new customer on a phone. Find a date, complete the required form and buy one visit. Check whether your chosen setup lets clients pay a drop-in price without buying a pack first.
Junocal vs Momence: booking, pricing and setup
Choosing between Junocal and Momence starts with the work your studio does each week. Use the comparison below, then run the same five scenarios with your own class prices, memberships and website. Confirm which plan includes each requirement before committing.
Published by Junocal, one of the products discussed. This is a source-based comparison, not an independent hands-on review or a paid ranking.
Compare the setup you would actually buy
| What to compare | Junocal | Momence |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly software price | Starter $15 · Studio $29 · Growth $69 (USD) | Tailored quote on the current pricing page |
| Classes and courses | Single dates, recurring classes and fixed courses | Classes, courses and workshops |
| Customer checkout | Drop-in purchase when enabled; packs and memberships are optional ways to pay | Ask to test your exact class and payment setup |
| Website booking | Branded booking page on every plan; website embed on Studio and Growth | Confirm the website setup included in your proposal |
| Payment costs | Your own Stripe account; processor fees apply, with no Junocal transaction percentage | Request all applicable processing and platform fees in writing |
| Email announcements | Broadcasts on Studio and Growth; automated booking emails on every plan | Marketing tools; confirm the included channels and allowances |
Prices are software subscriptions, not an all-in payment-processing quote. Features and commercial terms can vary by region and plan.
Which setup fits your studio?
2. Use an existing pack
Book as a returning client with remaining credits. Check which classes are eligible, what balance is shown and what happens when the client cancels.
3. Book a private lesson
Choose an instructor and an available time. Confirm that working hours, buffers and required resources prevent bookings you cannot fulfil.
4. Book from your website
Try both the hosted booking page and the proposed embed. Check the mobile layout, branding, checkout and return to your site. Junocal embeds require Studio or Growth.
5. Tell clients about a new class
Send an email announcement to your own opted-in test contact. Open the booking link and check delivery reporting. Confirm the allowance and channels in the plan you would buy.
Try the booking journey your clients will use
For a class with a drop-in price, clients can buy a visit in the booking flow without purchasing a pack first. Required forms and payment still apply.
1. Choose a class
Share a class link or let clients browse the dates on your booking page.
2. Add details and pay
A new client enters their details and completes your form and checkout. Existing clients can use eligible packs or memberships.
3. Get the confirmation
The booking appears on your attendance list, and the client receives the booking details by email.
See how Junocal works, or book a walkthrough using your studio’s classes and website requirements.
A clear plan for switching
- Share what you can export. Start with client records, active memberships, access dates and remaining credits. We review the files before agreeing the import scope.
- Reconcile access and balances. Match clients, plans and unused credits, and check future bookings. Do a test booking before sharing the new page.
- Agree the billing transition. Imports do not move saved cards or recurring charges, or cancel subscriptions elsewhere. Keep the previous billing arrangement until the transition is confirmed.
- Choose the cutover date together. Replace booking links and embeds once the schedule, checkout and client communications are ready. Timing depends on the exports and payment arrangements.
Check the details that matter to you
Explore Pilates booking and website setup, how to compare a Momence quote, and Junocal’s plan limits.
Questions before you choose
What is the price difference between Junocal and Momence?
Junocal's monthly-billed plans are $15, $29 and $69 USD. Momence currently uses tailored pricing. Compare a current written proposal, including processing, add-ons and contract terms, against the Junocal plan that meets your needs.
Which Junocal plan includes website embedding and email announcements?
Studio and Growth include website embedding and email broadcasts. Starter includes a hosted branded booking page and automated booking emails. Check the pricing page for the current limits before choosing.
How do I compare the full customer experience?
Use the same scenarios on both products: a new-client drop-in, a returning pack holder, a private lesson, an embedded booking and an email announcement. Include cancellation, refunds and staff attendance in your walkthrough. This guide proposes those tests; it does not claim to have run them in a Momence account.
Will switching transfer my clients, credits and recurring payments?
Junocal can import supported client records, membership access dates and remaining pack credits from suitable exports. We review the files and reconcile balances with you. Importing access does not move stored cards, transfer recurring billing or cancel the old subscriptions. Agree the payment transition and cutover date separately before closing your previous account.
methodology & sources
Primary pages, checked by hand
We checked the linked public pricing pages on 13 October 2026 and Junocal's current booking and migration flows. Regional prices retain their currency and scope. Unpublished fees and contract terms require a written quote. The workflow suggestions are our assessment, not results from testing competitor accounts.
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Junocal starts at $15/month on monthly billing, with no Junocal transaction percentage. Payment processing is separate. Check the plan limits and pricing, then test your classes before committing.
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