Momoyoga

Momoyoga is software for organizing a yoga studio, with tools to manage classes, events, teachers, pricing, bookings, and payments. Studios can offer live online classes and upload prerecorded sessions. Booking and cancellation windows set scheduling rules, and automated waitlists notify the next yogi when a place opens. The checkout supports credit cards, PayPal, and direct debits. Studios can add a schedule widget to WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Joomla, or JavaScript websites, and connect Urban Sports Club; that integration supports one USC location per studio. Yogis can use the Android and iPhone app to browse a studio schedule, book classes, purchase memberships or class passes, and manage bookings. The Free plan includes up to two memberships or class passes and one paid ticket type per event, with a 5% platform fee in addition to payment processor fees. Standard costs €29 a month billed annually; Plus is €59 a month and Custom is €179 a month, both billed annually. A 14-day trial is listed. Momoyoga directs users to its Help Center and contact option for support.

Momoyoga brings studio administration and yogi booking tools together, with website integrations and online teaching options. The Free plan has stated limits and a platform fee, while paid plans are billed annually.

Momoyoga suits yoga teachers and studio owners who need class scheduling, booking, and payment tools. Its mobile app also serves yogis managing bookings and purchases.

Overview

Momoyoga is yoga-studio software for managing classes, bookings, payments, and online teaching. It suits yoga teachers and studio owners who want those operations in one service, especially if they already have a website to host its schedule widget.

Its mix of studio controls and yogi booking tools is useful, but the Free plan’s sales limits and platform fee matter, and the branded mobile app requires the Custom plan.

Key features

Studios can create, edit, or cancel classes and events, assign teachers, and set prices. Booking and cancellation windows let a studio define how students reserve places; automated waitlists notify the next yogi when a place opens. Group booking is supported, while calendar sync is one-way, a constraint for studios that need updates in both directions.

Momoyoga supports live online classes and prerecorded class uploads, extending the schedule beyond in-person teaching. Automated reminders are also available. Its schedule widget works with WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Joomla, and JavaScript websites, so studios can add booking access to a range of existing sites.

Credit cards, PayPal, and direct debits share a checkout experience. Yogis can use the iPhone and Android app to browse schedules, book classes, buy memberships or class passes, and manage bookings. The Urban Sports Club integration syncs bookings, cancellations, attendance, and available spots, but is limited to one USC location per studio.

Momoyoga’s processor agreement says GDPR applies to personal-data processing and that the company will notify a studio of a discovered data breach within 24 hours. Support is directed through a Help Center and contact-us option.

Pricing

Momoyoga is freemium, with a 14-day trial and paid plans billed annually. The Free plan costs nothing. It allows two memberships or class passes and one paid ticket type per event. Online payments also incur a 5% platform fee on top of the payment processor fee, so the free tier is best for a small operation testing the service rather than a studio with substantial online sales.

Standard costs €29 a month (billed annually). It removes the Free plan’s membership and pass caps and adds unlimited video playlists, waitlists, exports, and custom payment integrations. It is the practical step up for a studio whose sales or class operations have outgrown the free limits.

Plus costs €59 a month (billed annually). It includes Standard features plus recurring memberships, branding, promo codes, customizable emails, Mailchimp integration, and multiple full access accounts. Studios that need those sales and account tools have a reason to move beyond Standard; smaller studios may not need them.

Custom costs €179 a month (billed annually), includes all Plus features, and adds a branded mobile app for yogis. That makes it the relevant tier for studios that want their own branded app, but a steep choice if the standard yogi app is sufficient.

Platforms

Momoyoga is available on web, Android, and iOS. Studios can use booking pages and website integrations, while yogis can manage class bookings in the mobile app.

Who it's for

Momoyoga is best suited to yoga teachers and studio owners who need class administration alongside student booking, payment collection, and options for online teaching. It is less compelling for studios that require two-way calendar sync, or whose budget and needs do not justify the annual commitment for paid plans.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Class management, booking controls, waitlists, reminders, and payment collection sit together, reducing the need to piece those studio tasks across separate tools.
• Pros: Website widgets support several common site platforms, and live and prerecorded online classes cover more than in-studio scheduling.
• Pros: Standard and higher plans remove the Free plan’s membership and pass limits; Plus adds recurring memberships and multiple full access accounts.
• Cons: Free online payments carry a 5% platform fee in addition to processor fees, and sales options are capped at two memberships or class passes and one paid ticket type per event.
• Cons: Calendar sync is one-way, and only one Urban Sports Club location per studio is supported.
• Cons: A branded yogi app is confined to Custom at €179 a month, billed annually.

Alternatives

For broader website-building needs, compare Gym Website Builder Software; for scheduling needs beyond a yoga studio, see Appointment Scheduling Software.

Fitune is another freemium option on Android, iOS, and web, with plans that set active-client and admin-access limits; consider it if those limits better match your operation. Finegym has a free plan with unlimited members and staff accounts and a 1% fee on Stripe payments, making it worth considering if those terms suit you. Puter for Personal Trainers is a free option for readers comparing trainer-focused software.

Zarla is a freemium website builder; consider it if your priority is building a site rather than managing yoga bookings. Appy Pie Fitness Website Builder has a free tier for up to 100 members with a basic class schedule, which may suit a small fitness operation seeking a website builder. Arketa is a paid option with a free trial and scheduling for classes, private sessions, and events; it may fit readers seeking those booking types. Gymdesk is a paid option with a free trial and plans for gyms, including a tier for up to 50 members. Wellyx Salon POS is a paid option with a free trial and plans that include membership management, online bookings, and scheduling for studios.

Verdict

Choose Momoyoga if you run a yoga studio and want class administration, student bookings, payments, and online teaching in one system. Its most persuasive advantage is the combination of studio scheduling controls and yogi-facing booking tools. Look elsewhere if you need two-way calendar sync, or if the annual paid-plan commitment and 5% Free-plan online payment fee do not fit your economics.