Group strength sessions, HIIT, bootcamp, small-group functional training. Booking that shows how many spots are left, 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, and two ways to fill an open spot: book the next person in line automatically, or for last-minute spots, alert everyone and let the first to tap take it.
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 automatically books the next person in line and sends 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. Holding both at once just works.
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 $15 Starter or $29 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. When a spot opens with notice (someone cancels 12+ hours out), Junocal automatically books the next person in line. When a spot opens last-minute (under 12 hours), it switches to first-to-claim: everyone on the waitlist gets an alert and the first to tap gets the spot. 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 link in their booking confirmation and 24-hour reminder. In-person and online are counted separately, so 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
See more →for barre and dance studios
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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