Gomry review
Pilates class booking with capacity per session, class packs and auto-renewing subscriptions, and no monthly platform fee.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Gomry is an AI-native operating system for experience creators, and its Pilates studio setup covers class booking, class packs and recurring access. You publish each class as a recurring Experience with its dates, a host and a place limit; for a Reformer class you set the limit to the machines you can use. Clients choose an available date from your booking page, shared by link or embedded on your website, and buy a single visit, apply class-pack credit, or book with Subscription access. Your team gets an attendee list for each session, reads each participant's registration answers and records arrivals with QR check-in in a mobile browser.
Class packs are Bundles for selected classes with an optional expiry, and Subscriptions renew automatically with a visit allowance per billing cycle or unlimited access to eligible classes; neither reserves future places, so clients still book each session. Contacts keeps registration, check-in and message history together, and updates can go to registered attendees by email, SMS and push. Aven, Gomry's AI assistant, can create a separately ticketed workshop or update its details by message.
There is no monthly platform subscription. Gomry charges a service fee per paid online ticket, 3.9% of the face value plus $0.79 at the standard USD rate, with payment processing extra, and a booking fully covered by credits or included access adds no further Gomry or processing charge. Gomry is plain about its limits: a place limit does not reserve a particular machine, assigning a host does not block their calendar, and waitlists are worked by your team, with no automatic notification or enrollment.
Gomry pros and cons
- Where it wins
- No monthly platform subscription; Gomry fees apply to paid online sales only
- Single visits, class packs and auto-renewing subscriptions in one booking flow
- Per-session attendee lists with registration answers and QR check-in
- Where it doesn't
- A place limit does not reserve a particular Reformer machine
- Waitlists are manual: no automatic notification or enrollment
- Assigning a host does not block their calendar
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