yMove review
A white-label gym app builder with booking, payments, content, and app-store publishing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
yMove is a white-label app builder for gyms, personal trainers, coaches, yoga businesses, and other wellness organizations. Its web-based drag-and-drop editor supports custom logos, colors, app icons, screens, workout content, programs, nutrition materials, subscriptions, and products. The resulting branded apps target iOS and Android, while the platform also supports web access. Core member functions include class scheduling, reservations, waitlists, progress tracking, chat, community features, push notifications, and automated messages.
Pricing starts at $39 per month for Starter, which includes Apple and Google Play store submission, subscription payments, push notifications, and email support. Starter is limited to up to 20 paying users. Pro costs $99 per month and adds offline videos, marketing automation, and premium support. Growth costs $199 per month with the same listed highlights. Big costs $299 per month and adds a premium worldwide video CDN while retaining offline videos, push notifications, subscription payments, and premium support. A seven-day free trial is available, and the published plans also include Colossal. The paid tiers suit businesses that want to package content and member services under their own brand rather than assemble separate tools.
Its strongest fit is a small or growing gym that needs app-store publishing alongside bookings, payments, content delivery, and member communication. Stripe, Apple and Google in-app payments, Zapier, Make.com, Vimeo, Apple App Store, and Google Play provide connections across payments, automation, video, and distribution. Offline video access and marketing automation become more relevant as content programs and retention workflows grow. Businesses with a small initial membership can start with Starter, while organizations needing more than 20 paying users or more advanced video and automation capabilities should evaluate the higher plans before choosing. A narrower scheduling tool may be preferable for teams that do not need a branded app or broader fitness content.
yMove pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Publishes branded apps to Apple App Store and Google Play
- Combines workouts, classes, payments, messaging, and nutrition
- Drag-and-drop editor with automation and push notifications
- Where it doesn't
- Starter is limited to up to 20 paying users
- No permanent free plan
- Higher tiers add cost for expanded capabilities
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