Junocal runs the same way Walla does — pick-a-spot floor plans, four-mode cancellation policies, the same waitlist behaviour — with flat public pricing ($15 / $29 / $69), branded booking included on every plan, and no annual contract. Migration from Walla handled in your first 30 days.
Sources verified May 2026. Walla pricing references are from operator-reported figures and Walla's public materials; specific quote-based terms vary by studio.
Junocal is studio booking and management software for boutique pilates, yoga, barre, and dance studios. From $15/month. Studios keep their own Stripe account, with no marketplace commission and no annual contract. Pick-a-spot booking is included on every plan, alongside term-based courses and hybrid in-person + online classes. Public, transparent pricing in GBP and USD. Founded in 2026 by Sharon Onyinye.
Studios comparing Junocal with Walla most often weigh pricing, payment terms, and contract length — the facts below cover all three.
Junocal is a Walla alternative for boutique pilates and yoga studios that want Walla's class-first feature set without the ~$620/month all-in cost, the branded-booking add-on, or the annual commitment. The two tools target the same studios and work the same way — the choice is about cost, pricing transparency and contract terms, not capability.
Walla's base plan runs the booking page on a Walla-branded subdomain; moving it to your own domain with full customisation is a separate ~$300/month add-on most studios treat as non-negotiable. That's what takes the realistic cost from $320 to ~$620/month. Junocal includes a fully branded storefront — your domain, your themes, no “Powered by” — on every plan from $15.
Walla's pricing is quote-based with variation by studio size, and standard terms run on an annual commitment. You contact sales to find out what you'll actually pay. Junocal publishes three flat tiers — $15 / $29 / $69 — on the website, always, with no quote and no call required to see the number.
Walla's standard pricing involves an annual commitment at the base tier and above, with month-to-month available only by negotiation, and the branded-booking add-on typically follows the same term. Junocal is month-to-month with one-click cancel — no annual lock-in, no auto-renewing term to time your exit around.
This isn't a feature-gap migration. Walla and Junocal share the operational core: pick-a-spot, four-mode cancellation policies, a waitlist that alerts everyone when a spot opens, term-based courses. The decision is about cost and contract terms, not capability — most studios that move feel the difference in margin within the first month.
| Junocal | Walla | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (USD/mo) | $15 | ~$320 (base) |
| All-in monthly cost | $29 (Studio, branded included) | ~$620 (base + branded add-on) |
| Pricing model | Flat, public, three tiers | Quote-based |
| Branded booking | Included on every plan | ~$300/mo add-on |
| Annual contract | No, month-to-month | Annual standard |
| Pick-a-spot booking | Every plan | Yes |
| Term-based courses | Built in | Built in |
| Waitlist behaviour | Alerts everyone, first to tap claims | Same |
| Payment processor | Your own Stripe Connect direct | Your own Stripe |
| Free trial | 14 days, no card | Demo / quote |
Premium positioning where polish is the product
Walla has had a decade to iterate on the customer-facing experience, and the depth shows — the per-class detail page, the membership-pause flow, the email templates. For premium studios charging $35+/class where every detail of the experience is part of the brand, that polish justifies the price.
An established operator community and mature analytics
Walla has invested in AI-flagged churn-risk scoring and retention cohort analysis, plus an established community of boutique operators. If those signals or that network are central to how you run, Walla's depth there is real. Junocal's reporting covers the day-to-day operational dashboard — revenue, attendance, retention, no-show rate, instructor utilisation — but not the AI-flagged cohort signals yet.
Pick-a-spot on every plan, branded booking included.
See the page →Term-based teacher training, no marketplace commission.
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See the page →$15 flat. Branded storefront. No sales call.
See the page →For boutique pilates and yoga studios that want Walla's class-first feature set without the all-in cost, Junocal is the closest direct alternative. The two tools work the same way — pick-a-spot floor plans, four-mode cancellation policies, a waitlist that alerts everyone when a spot opens. Three structural differences: flat public pricing from $15/mo (no quote, no sales call), branded booking included on every plan rather than a separate ~$300/month add-on, and month-to-month instead of an annual commitment.
Walla's base plan is around $320/month, and the branded-booking add-on most studios treat as non-negotiable is another ~$300/month — roughly $620/month all-in, about $7,500/year on the standard annual commitment, before payment processing. Junocal Studio is $29/month all-in (about $350/year), month-to-month, with branded booking included. For a studio doing $200,000/year in bookings that's roughly 20× the annual software cost on Walla; the premium buys Walla's customer-facing polish and established operator community.
Yes, on every plan, at no extra charge. Walla runs the customer-facing booking page on a Walla-branded subdomain on its base plan and charges around $300/month to move it onto the studio's own domain with full visual customisation. Junocal ships a branded storefront — your logo, colours, photos, six themes, no “Powered by” anywhere clients can see — included from $15/month with no add-on.
Walla is a strong choice for premium-positioned reformer studios where the polished customer experience is part of the brand and the price reads as positioning. Its booking flow, email templates and membership management are best-in-class after a decade of iteration. For reformer studios where pick-a-spot is the essential feature and the ~$620/month all-in cost is eating into margin, Junocal is the closer fit: the same pick-a-spot booking, term-based courses, hybrid in-person + online, and flat predictable pricing.
Yes. Junocal handles migration from Walla during your first 30 days at no extra cost. Walla supports standard data exports through the operator dashboard — client list, booking history, memberships, packs, intake forms and pick-a-spot assignments. We import everything into a staging copy of your studio, review it with you, then pick a Sunday cutover. Favourite-spot data carries across so clients see the same default reformer on day one. Most studios go from export to live in five business days.
14 days free, no card. Flat public pricing. Branded booking included on every tier. The same pick-a-spot you already run.