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Agon review

#30 of 33 in Pilates Studio Software

A capable self-hosted option with scheduling, payments, attendance, and reporting.

6.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Agon is self-hosted studio management software for Pilates and fitness businesses. Its core workflow covers recurring class scheduling, configurable booking windows, online booking through a mobile app, memberships, payments, client profiles, check-in, attendance, and reporting. It is designed for studios that want operational data stored locally while connecting desktop and mobile apps through a secure remote-access tunnel. The desktop application runs on Windows and macOS, with mobile apps for iOS and Android.

The published plan is Standard at €129 per month, billed monthly. It includes class scheduling, online booking, memberships and payments, check-in and attendance tracking, and reports. A 14-day free trial is available, and the product is sold as a flat subscription rather than per booking or per seat. Stripe supports membership payment integration, while Google and Microsoft are listed among the integrations. Studios comparing platforms should weigh this single paid plan against their need for local deployment and the specific services they already use.

Agon’s strongest distinction is the combination of local SQLite storage, secure remote access, and studio-focused operational tools. Automatic waitlist management, credit deduction, attendance tracking, and CSV export add practical coverage for day-to-day administration. The trade-off is that the self-hosted model brings a more involved deployment responsibility than a fully hosted service, while the listed ecosystem is relatively focused. Agon suits studios prioritizing local control and a consolidated scheduling-to-reporting workflow; studios seeking a wider integration ecosystem or a lower monthly entry price should consider alternatives.

Agon pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Recurring classes, booking windows, waitlists, and mobile booking
    • Stripe memberships, QR, manual, and app-based check-in
    • Local SQLite data with secure remote access and CSV reports
  • Where it doesn't
    • €129 per month makes it a higher-cost starting option
    • The listed integration set centers on Stripe, Google, and Microsoft
    • Self-hosted deployment requires managing a local database and secure tunnel

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