Every place matters.
An intimate class needs a clear view of who is coming. Scattered booking messages make that harder than it should be.
Your attention belongs in the studio. Bring your Pilates classes, instructors, member bookings and payments into one considered space—so the admin doesn’t follow you onto the reformer.

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StudioFly runs the admin side of a Pilates studio: the schedule, bookings, packs and payments. Give reformer and mat classes their own class types, instructors and capacity, so a reformer class can cap at the number of machines you have. Members book their own spot in the member portal, and the class closes when it’s full; a spot is a place in the class rather than a particular reformer. When a class is full, members join the waitlist themselves, and the first person waiting is moved in automatically when a place frees up. Sell class packs, intro offers and packages of private and duo sessions, and set a cancellation window for each class. Members check in with your studio’s QR code, and reports show attendance, occupancy, renewals and instructor pay. Automatic WhatsApp reminders go out before a membership expires or a payment is due.
An intimate class needs a clear view of who is coming. Scattered booking messages make that harder than it should be.
Different class formats, instructors and times deserve something better than a calendar and a chat thread.
Following up on an inquiry or a membership renewal is important. Remembering every detail shouldn’t fall on you.
A reformer class at nine. Mat work at eleven. See the instructor, bookings and available places without piecing the day together.
Choose a day, then a class to explore. Illustrative data—not a live schedule.
Reformer groups, mat classes and one-to-one sessions each run a little differently. Here’s how StudioFly handles each part of the week.
Give reformer and mat classes their own class types, instructors and capacity. A reformer class can cap at the number of machines you have, while a mat class takes a bigger group. Members book a place in the class; they don’t pick a machine.
Sell packages of private sessions, including duo packages where two clients train together in the same session, schedule each one with the instructor, and see how many sessions are left. Your one-to-one work runs from the same account as your group schedule.
Sell class packs and unlimited passes, with credits deducted automatically when a member attends. Welcome newcomers with an intro offer or discount, and reward members who bring a friend with a personal referral code.
In a class of eight, one late cancellation matters. Set a cancellation window for each class. Members can cancel or reschedule within it, and a late cancellation or a no-show can automatically cost a class credit.
Assign an instructor to every class and give each one the access that fits their role. When someone is off, reassign the class and let the members who booked know.
Invoices keep full and part payments in view. Automatic WhatsApp reminders go out before a membership expires or a payment is due, and members can pay online where your plan includes online payments.
QR check-in and reports are included in every plan. Here’s what they show a Pilates studio.
Put your studio’s QR code at the entrance. Members scan it and confirm their check-in on their phone, and the visit lands on their profile. Your team can still mark attendance for anyone without a phone.
See attendance by day, by hour and by class type, and how full each class ran against its capacity, so you know which reformer times to add and which to rethink.
See who booked and didn’t come, which memberships expire in the next seven days and which packs are nearly used up, so the renewal conversation happens before the last class.
Collections by date and payment method, the balance on every invoice, and class commissions for each instructor over the period you choose. Attendance, occupancy and commission reports export to Excel.
One platform for the people, classes and everyday details behind your practice.
Reformer and mat classes, recurring sessions and instructor assignments, organized around the way you teach.
Explore featureKeep profiles, membership history and subscriptions together, from a first visit to a familiar face.
Explore featureGive members a place to book available classes, view plans and manage payments through the member portal.
Explore featureKeep invoices, payment records and dues in view. Online payments are available with the relevant plan or add-on.
Explore featureUse WhatsApp automation for payment reminders and membership expiry alerts, with availability based on your setup.
Explore featureCapture inquiries, organize follow-ups and keep track of the people getting to know your studio.
Explore featureExplore the connected StudioFly features. Availability varies by plan and configuration.
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2 places availableMake the details around a class feel as considered as the class itself. A familiar place for bookings, membership information and payments.
Branding, booking and payment options depend on your plan and setup.
Reformer studios usually ask about capacity, spots and waitlists first, so here’s how each one works.
Set a participant limit for every class, so a reformer class never books more people than you have machines.
Members book their own spot in each class from their phone, and the class closes when it’s full. A spot is a place in the class rather than a particular reformer.
Turn on a waitlist for any class. When a class is full, members join the waitlist themselves, and when a place frees up (a cancellation, a no-show, a reschedule or a bigger class), the first person waiting is moved in and told automatically.
Begin with a conversation about your classes, your team and your members. We’ll help you understand the setup and available plans.
Walk through a typical day at your studio with our team.
Review the tools, account limits and options you actually need.
Plan your setup, member records and staff access before getting started.
Want to talk through your own setup?
Let’s have a conversationLook for per-class capacity, class packs, cancellation windows and member self-booking, because small classes depend on all four. StudioFly covers each of them. Members book their own spot or join the waitlist when a class is full, and private and duo sessions run from the same account.
Instructors mostly need their classes and their clients in one place. In StudioFly, each instructor gets their own login through the trainer portal, with access set by their role, while members book in the member portal.
Yes. Create a class type for each format, assign instructors and set each class’s participant limit, so a small reformer group and a larger mat class don’t need the same capacity.
Yes. Members book their spot themselves in the member portal, and the class closes when it’s full. Set each reformer class’s limit to the number of machines you have. A spot is a place in the class rather than a particular machine.
Yes. Members book, cancel and reschedule classes in the member portal, within the cancellation window you set for each class.
Members scan your studio’s QR code at the entrance and confirm their check-in on their phone. The visit is recorded on their profile, and your team can mark attendance for anyone who can’t use their phone. QR check-in is included in every plan.
Yes. Sell packages of private sessions, including duo packages where two clients train together, schedule each one with the instructor and track how many are left. Group classes and private sessions run from the same account.
Yes. Sell class packs and unlimited passes, with credits deducted automatically on attendance. Add offers and discounts for newcomers, and use member referrals to reward the people who bring a friend.
Beyond the space, the equipment and qualified instructors, you’ll need a way to take bookings, sell packs and memberships, and collect payments. StudioFly covers the booking and payments side, and you can try it free before you open.
StudioFly has three plans: Growth, Pro and Enterprise. Every plan includes class booking, self-serve spot booking, waitlists and the member app, so a reformer studio has what it needs from the first plan. See the pricing page for current prices, and start with a free trial to set up your real reformer and mat timetable first.
Decide your format (reformer, mat or both), find a space that fits your equipment, bring in certified instructors and plan a launch timetable with an intro offer. Our journal guide to starting a Pilates studio in India covers costs, equipment and pricing. When you open, StudioFly runs your timetable, packs, bookings and payments from day one.
Yes. Members get the StudioFly member app: they see your timetable, book their spot in a reformer or mat class, join the waitlist when a class is full, cancel or reschedule within your window, and buy class packs where online payments are on. Booking confirmations and reminders go out on WhatsApp.
Let’s walk through your schedule, your team and the way your members book. Find a setup that feels right for your Pilates studio.
Let’s talk about your studioA personal walkthrough with the MyGymDesk team.