Jogo review
A branded studio management platform with scheduling, payments, reporting and AI tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Jogo brings class scheduling, memberships, payments and studio administration into one platform for boutique fitness and wellness businesses. It suits Pilates, yoga, barre, dance, pole fitness, Hyrox and other group-training studios that want branded booking through a member app alongside website-based management. Core tools include daily, weekly, monthly and list schedule views, coach, room and class-type filters, capacity controls, waitlist notifications, memberships, packs, drop-ins and automatic billing.
Pricing is organized across four monthly plans. Starter costs USD 59 per month and includes up to 50 active clients, unlimited staff and coaches, a branded app, email marketing, personalised onboarding and WhatsApp support. Growth costs USD 99 per month for up to 120 active clients and adds video on demand, a coach payout calculator, waitlist controls, a custom domain and client free trials. Studio costs USD 149 per month for up to 350 active clients, with a fully custom website, advanced membership configuration, full reporting and analytics, and priority support. Enterprise costs USD 199 per month and adds unlimited clients, multiple locations, dedicated team access, growth workshops, an SLA and quarterly reviews.
The platform’s strongest fit is for studios that need regional payment options through Wompi, n1co and Powertranz, alongside Stripe, Google Calendar and WhatsApp connections. Email marketing, WhatsApp notifications, attendance, revenue and retention reporting, plus an AI assistant for reports, schedules and member records extend its administrative scope. Jogo is less suited to businesses seeking a free entry tier or a narrowly focused scheduling tool. Smaller studios should compare the client caps across Starter and Growth, while larger or multi-location operators may find Enterprise’s capacity and service structure more appropriate.
Jogo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Branded app booking with capacity controls, waitlists and schedule filters
- Native Wompi, n1co, Powertranz and Stripe payment integrations
- Memberships, billing, reporting, marketing and AI assistance in one platform
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; paid plans start at USD 59 per month
- Lower tiers cap active clients at 50 and 120
- Advanced reporting and custom websites begin on the Studio plan
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