Group strength sessions, HIIT, bootcamp, small-group functional training. Capacity-aware booking, intake that captures injury history without medicalising it, packs and memberships sized for the boutique-fitness pricing model. Not gym software — studio software for the room that runs structured sessions on a schedule.
Set capacity per session type (12 in the bootcamp, 8 in the kettlebell class, 6 in the small-group strength). Real-time bookings, automatic waitlist when full, two-mode waitlist promotion (auto-fill on cancellation or first-to-claim broadcast for last-minute spots).
Injury history with conditional follow-ups, surgery history with dates, current activity level, exercise restrictions, emergency contact, e-signature waiver. Captures what an insurer expects without turning the studio into a clinical setting.
Tag classes with the equipment they need: rig, rower, ski erg, sled, kettlebell rack, free weights. Avoid double-booking the rig for two classes that both need it. Configure per-class layout if you run station rotations.
Built for boutique functional-fitness studios: small-group strength training, HIIT, bootcamp, F45-style sessions, semi-private personal training. The defining shape: capacity-limited group sessions (typically 8 to 16 per session), instructor-led structured workouts, often a station-rotation model, packs and rolling memberships rather than commercial-gym monthly contracts. Junocal handles the booking, capacity, intake, payment, branded storefront, and automated client emails for the instructor-led group-class shape — exactly what boutique functional-fitness operations run on.
Specific operational scenarios this studio shape runs into, and what Junocal does for each.
A regular cancels at 8pm the night before. Junocal auto-promotes the first waitlist client with an SMS and email; if she does not respond within 30 minutes, the next waitlist client gets the offer. The slot fills before morning. The studio operator did nothing.
She picks a slot. The intake form surfaces injury follow-ups when she ticks 'lower back' (severity, frequency, triggers, current treatment). She signs the waiver. She gets a confirmation with the studio address, the parking note, and the 'wear trainers, bring a water bottle' reminder. You see her intake before the session and adjust the rotation.
Configure a 10-pack for the high-intensity sessions (sold quarterly) and a rolling unlimited membership for the standard group classes. A client can hold both. Pack credits stay untouched while the membership is active for classes covered by the membership; pack credits only deduct for the sessions that fall outside membership coverage. Member-plus-pack crossover is built in.
Junocal handles the booking, capacity, payment, intake, and branded storefront side for CrossFit-style operations. The deliberate scope is the booking-and-business side rather than the workout-tracking side, so Junocal pairs cleanly with whatever workout-logging tool a CrossFit affiliate already uses. For affiliates that want booking-and-business in one tool without per-movement performance logging, Junocal alone is the right shape.
Junocal is $39 Starter or $99 Studio with monthly billing, no annual contract, no marketplace commission, and Stripe Connect Standard direct with no payment markup. Mindbody Starter at $129+ and Glofox at comparable pricing both include marketplace commissions for app-referred bookings and structure annual contracts. Junocal is built for the instructor-led group-class boutique shape — booking, capacity, intake, payment, branded storefront — and stays focused there rather than adding commercial-gym infrastructure (swipe-card access, 24-hour access, locker integration) that boutique studios do not need.
Yes. Semi-private (1:2 to 1:6) and 1:1 private sessions configure as separate service types with their own capacity, price, and intake. They sit on the same calendar as group classes. Use the per-service deposit policy to require a higher deposit on private sessions where no-shows hurt more.
Yes, in two modes. Auto-promote: when a spot opens with notice (someone cancels 12+ hours out), the first waitlist client gets the spot automatically. First-to-claim broadcast: when a spot opens last-minute (under 12 hours), the offer broadcasts to the waitlist with first-tap-wins. Both modes available on every plan.
Yes. Set in-room capacity and online capacity independently per class. In-room attendees pick their station; online attendees get the meeting URL in their booking confirmation and 24-hour reminder. Mode-aware capacity enforcement means neither side can overbook.
Junocal works for a few different shapes. Here are the others.
for reformer studios
Studio software built around pick-a-spot
See more →for mat and yoga studios
Schedule the studio, not just the class
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Leveled progressions, term-based blocks
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For the studios that don't fit one category
See more →for solo instructors
Studio software for a team of one
See more →for multi-location studios
One account, every location
See more →for adult dance studios
Studio software for adult dance schools
See more →for pole and aerial-adjacent studios
Studio software built around pole fitness
See more →for aerial silks, hoop, and trapeze studios
Studio software for aerial arts
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