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zenyogi review

Freemium#11 of 40 in Fitness Website BuildersGym Website Builder SoftwareYoga Studio Software

A broad studio platform with a free starting point, but paid costs rise quickly.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

zenyogi is cloud software for yoga and wellness studios that want to manage their website, schedule, bookings, payments, and members in one system. It combines a hosted branded studio website with class and event booking, member profiles, passes, attendance tracking, online classes, on-demand video, shops, and community challenges. Studios can use a zenyogi-hosted address or connect a custom domain. Its audience is broad within the studio market, covering both in-person operations and online content delivery.

The free plan gives studios unlimited classes and basic events, a hosted studio site with schedule embed, up to two published offerings, and online payments through Stripe or PayPal. The trade-off is an 8% platform fee on online payments. Studio costs $49 per month and adds unlimited one-time offerings, a 0% platform fee on online payments, waitlists, booking windows, a custom domain, a full page builder, shops, gift cards, and invoices. Plus costs $99 per month and adds recurring memberships, promo codes, email campaigns, custom templates, Challenge Orb community challenges, co-owner accounts, and a white-label site. Annual billing saves two months, while prices exclude VAT.

For studios seeking a single web-based system, zenyogi covers an unusually wide operational range: scheduling, online enrollment, payments, memberships, class passes, automated billing, member administration, video, commerce, and community features. Stripe and PayPal provide the listed payment connections, while the product itself is delivered through the web. The free tier suits studios testing a small published offering or prioritizing scheduling and content tools. Studios with larger catalogs, more advanced membership marketing, or stronger site customization should budget for Studio or Plus. Organizations seeking a broader integration ecosystem beyond Stripe and PayPal may prefer another platform.

zenyogi pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes unlimited classes and basic events
    • Hosted website, booking, payments, and member tools in one system
    • Online classes, on-demand video, shops, and community challenges
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan limits published offerings to two
    • Studio starts at $49 per month
    • Free online payments carry an 8% platform fee

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