Run pilates, yoga, barre, dance, mobility and pole from one space — fill classes, sell packs and memberships that work across every discipline, and run term courses, all on one calendar, from $15 a month. You keep what you earn — Junocal takes no commission — with no per-modality fees.
14 days free, no card. Pick-a-spot toggleable per class type. Migration done for you in your first 30 days.
Classes, courses, privates, and online sessions on a single week view. Drag to reschedule, duplicate a week ahead, cancel and notify a whole class at once, and filter by instructor, room, or type.
A movement studio is a boutique studio that runs multiple movement-based disciplines from the same physical space — typically a mix of pilates, yoga, barre, dance, mobility, conditioning, pole or aerial. The category emerged as boutique studios moved past single-modality branding toward broader programming that matches modern client interests in cross-training and varied practice.
Junocal is built around this shape. Multi-discipline on one calendar, memberships and packs that work across any class type, pick-a-spot toggled per format, term-based courses for cross-discipline progressions. No per-modality add-on fees, no tier-up requirement for multi-discipline support.
The single-modality boutique studio (“the pilates studio,” “the yoga studio”) is still common, but a growing share of new studios open with multi-discipline programming from day one. Reformer pilates plus mat yoga plus mobility. Barre plus contemporary dance plus conditioning. Aerial plus pole plus stretch. The clients these studios serve cross-train across disciplines and expect their studio to support that.
The operational shape is similar across configurations: 1-5 instructors trained across multiple modalities, mixed-format weekly schedules, memberships that span class types, and intake forms that adjust per modality. The commercial structures (memberships, packs, term-based courses) sit above the disciplines.
Junocal is built for exactly this. Run every discipline on one calendar, with memberships and packs that work across all of them — multi-discipline isn't a paid add-on or a tier-up requirement. It's how the product works on every plan from $15/month.
Six capabilities movement studios actually use, included from the $15 Starter tier.
Pilates, yoga, barre, dance, mobility — all on the same schedule with the same memberships, packs and payments. No per-modality add-on fees. A 10-class pack auto-deducts across any class type the studio runs.
Toggle pick-a-spot on for the reformer pilates classes, off for the mat-only yoga flow, on again for the barre format. Drag-and-drop floor plan editor supports any equipment shape. Configurable per class type so the right experience runs for each modality.
Reformer foundations, beginner yoga blocks, barre teacher trainings, contemporary dance progressions — all run the same way. One upfront payment, fixed weekly slot, makeup credits, refund policy.
Forms that adapt, so pregnancy fields appear for pilates and yoga, injury follow-ups appear for higher-impact formats, and aerial-specific safety fields appear only for aerial classes. Per-service forms that ask clients to re-sign when something changes.
Each booked client appears with photo, intake alerts, recent sessions and apparatus history. Useful when an instructor teaches across modalities — the briefing shows what the client did last in yoga before today's reformer class.
Set in-room and online capacities per class. Clients see separate "Book in-person" and "Book online" buttons, each with its own spot count. In-person and online are counted separately, so neither side overbooks. Works the same for pilates, yoga, barre or dance.
Each discipline has a dedicated page with the features that matter most for that practice.
Pick-a-spot reformer booking, classical and contemporary workflows.
See the vertical →Classes, memberships, term-based teacher training cohorts.
See the vertical →Spot-by-the-barre booking, term blocks for beginner progressions.
See the vertical →Term-based progressions, level-tagged classes, drop-ins and memberships.
See the vertical →Pick-a-spot bike/station, packs, memberships, class-first design.
See the vertical →Per-pole booking, term blocks, instructor training cohorts.
See the vertical →Per-apparatus booking (silks, hoop, hammock), small-group capacity caps, conditional-logic safety intake.
See the vertical →Aerial silks, hoop, hammock and trapeze studios get the same tools as the rest of a multi-discipline movement studio — per-apparatus booking, small-group capacity caps, conditional-logic safety intake, term-based beginner blocks, and packs and memberships that work across class types.
Aerial silks, hoop, hammock and trapeze run on the same equipment-based booking as the rest of a multi-discipline studio. The capability is real, and it lives here alongside the other apparatus disciplines Junocal supports.
Coming from Mindbody, Vagaro, Glofox, Momence or another platform that handles multi-discipline as parallel surfaces? Migration is done for you in your first 30 days, no extra cost. Memberships and packs consolidate cleanly into the cross-discipline model.
A movement studio is a boutique studio that runs multiple movement-based disciplines from the same physical space — typically a mix of pilates, yoga, barre, dance, mobility, conditioning, pole or aerial. The category emerged as boutique studios moved away from single-modality branding ("the pilates studio," "the yoga studio") toward broader programming that matches modern client interests in cross-training and varied movement practice. Movement studios usually have 1-5 instructors trained across multiple disciplines, mixed-format weekly schedules, and clients who attend across several modalities.
Movement studios run multiple disciplines on the same calendar with the same memberships, packs and payments. Junocal is built around this shape — pick-a-spot, packs, memberships, term-based courses, hybrid in-person + online all on every plan from $15/month, with no per-modality add-on fees. Most other platforms (Mindbody, Glofox, WellnessLiving) handle multi-discipline as parallel surfaces in a larger product, which adds paid-for complexity.
Yes. With Junocal, memberships and class packs are not modality-specific — they auto-deduct across any class type the studio runs. A 10-class pack works for pilates, yoga, barre, dance or any combination. Unlimited memberships work the same way. The studio configures per-class-type capacity, pick-a-spot toggling and intake form requirements; the commercial structures sit above the disciplines.
Movement studio software ranges from $15/month (Junocal Starter) to Mindbody's Ultimate tier (enterprise pricing on request) before add-ons. Junocal includes multi-discipline support on every plan without per-modality fees. Platforms that handle multi-discipline as parallel surfaces (Mindbody, WellnessLiving) often price tiers higher and bundle multi-discipline depth into the upper plans rather than the entry one.
14 days free, no card. Multi-discipline on every plan, no per-modality fees. Migration done for you in five business days.