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OLM review

Freemium#28 of 38 in Gym Waiver SoftwareMartial Arts School Software

Free platform access with detailed waivers, martial arts tools, and usage-based fees.

6.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

OLM is gym management software for martial arts academies and gyms, including BJJ, judo, karate, taekwondo, and Muay Thai. It combines kiosk and QR-code check-ins, class scheduling, belt and rank tracking, recurring membership billing, digital waivers, member messaging, analytics, training journals, and churn alerts. The product is a fit for dojo teams that need ranked-discipline workflows alongside attendance, billing, and member access through web, iOS, and Android apps.

Its pricing structure centers on free platform access rather than a fixed paid monthly subscription. The $0-per-month Platform access plan includes unlimited members and check-ins, AI Monitor with churn prediction, Stripe Connect billing, class scheduling, digital waivers, and a white-labeled mobile app. Membership invoices add a 2% transaction fee with a $2 minimum, while seminars, merchandise, and drop-ins carry a 3% fee with no per-charge cap. In-gym POS transactions for drinks, snacks, and retail incidentals have no fee. A one-time $499 setup fee covers roster import, Stripe Connect setup, white-label theming, and a founder onboarding call.

Waivers are a standout capability: OLM supports signatures, PDF storage, hashing, and audit trails, which gives academies a structured way to manage member forms. The wider feature set also includes recurring classes with caps, waitlists, and instructor assignments; per-discipline promotion history; revenue, churn, lifetime value, and instructor utilization reports with CSV export; and a member app for schedules, check-ins, waivers, billing, and notifications. Integrations include Stripe, Resend, SendGrid, S3, and Clerk. OLM suits teams wanting broad dojo operations in one system, while organizations seeking to avoid transaction-based pricing should consider alternatives with a fixed subscription model.

OLM pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Unlimited members and check-ins on the $0 platform access plan
    • Digital waivers include signatures, PDF storage, hashing, and audit trails
    • Belt tracking, scheduling, billing, apps, and reporting support dojo operations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Membership invoices carry a 2% fee with a $2 minimum
    • Seminars, merchandise, and drop-ins carry a 3% transaction fee
    • The one-time setup fee is $499

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