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  • What a High-Converting Mariana Tek Website Actually Needs

    What a High-Converting Mariana Tek Website Actually Needs

    The best fitness websites don’t simply connect to a booking platform. They create a clear path from discovering your studio to booking a first class and becoming a member.

    Boutique fitness websites have an unusually important job.

    They need to introduce the brand, explain the experience, answer first-visit questions, communicate pricing and ultimately move someone into a booking system.

    For studios using Mariana Tek, that means the marketing website and Mariana Tek experience need to work together.

    A beautiful homepage won’t solve a confusing booking journey. And a technically functional integration doesn’t automatically create a strong modern boutique fitness website.

    After working across hundreds of boutique fitness brands and digital experiences, we’ve found that the strongest implementations share a common principle:

    The website, schedule, pricing and member account should feel like parts of one experience.

    Here’s what that actually requires.

    1. A Clear First-Visit Journey

    Start with the person who knows almost nothing about your studio.

    They may have arrived from Google, Instagram, an advertisement or a friend’s recommendation.

    Within a few moments, they should be able to understand:

    • What type of fitness experience you offer
    • Who it’s designed for
    • Where you’re located
    • What a first class costs
    • What they should expect
    • How to book

    Studios often design websites around what existing members already know.

    That’s backwards.

    Your website’s most important conversion journey should work for someone who has never stepped inside your studio.

    A prominent First Class, New Here? or Get Started path can bring the essential information together rather than making prospective members piece it together themselves.

    2. Pricing That Helps People Make a Decision

    A pricing page shouldn’t simply expose every product available in your booking system.

    Prospective members need context.

    Consider organizing offers around the customer’s journey:

    New Clients
    Intro offers and first-visit options.

    Memberships
    Recurring options for regular members.

    Class Packs
    Flexible alternatives for occasional attendance.

    Specialty Options
    Workshops, private sessions or other studio-specific products.

    The exact structure will differ by studio, but the principle remains the same:

    Reduce the amount of interpretation required to purchase.

    When dozens of products appear without explanation, the customer has to understand your internal product structure before they can make a decision.

    That’s unnecessary friction.

    3. A Schedule Designed for Discovery

    Your schedule is one of the highest-intent areas of your website.

    Someone viewing it is no longer simply learning about your brand. They’re considering when they can actually visit.

    The surrounding experience should make it easy to understand:

    • Class names
    • Class types
    • Locations
    • Instructors
    • Times
    • Availability
    • How to book

    This becomes particularly important for multi-location brands.

    A visitor shouldn’t have to repeatedly figure out which location they’re browsing as they move between the website and booking experience.

    The schedule isn’t just an operational tool.

    It’s a conversion page.

    4. Connected Schedule, Buy and Account Experiences

    Three of the most important destinations on a Mariana Tek-powered website are typically:

    Schedule — What can I take?

    Buy/Pricing — What can I purchase?

    Account — How do I manage my experience?

    These shouldn’t feel like unrelated utilities attached to the website.

    Navigation, page structure and branding should make movement between them intuitive.

    A prospective member might move through:

    Homepage → First Visit → Pricing → Create Account → Purchase → Schedule → Book

    An existing member might take a completely different path:

    Website → Schedule → Login → Book

    Design for both.

    5. Embedded Experiences That Maintain Context

    Sending someone away from the branded website during a high-intent action can create unnecessary friction.

    A prospective member might discover your studio on Instagram, visit your website, review pricing, create an account and book a class without ever opening a laptop. That’s why fitness websites should be designed mobile-first.

    That allows the brand to maintain supporting elements such as:

    • Navigation
    • Location context
    • Helpful instructions
    • Consistent visual presentation
    • Relevant calls to action

    The objective isn’t embedding something simply because it can be embedded.

    It’s maintaining continuity throughout the member journey.

    6. Visual Consistency Between Systems

    Members generally don’t care which technology is powering each part of their experience.

    They simply experience the brand.

    Typography, colors, spacing and surrounding website elements should therefore work together as consistently as the underlying systems allow.

    If a polished homepage suddenly transitions into something that feels completely unrelated, users notice even if they don’t know why.

    Strong integrations reduce that visual disconnect.

    Your technology should support the brand rather than becoming the brand.

    7. Mobile-First Booking

    A prospective member might discover your studio on Instagram, visit your website, review pricing, create an account and book a class without ever opening a laptop.

    The entire journey needs to work on a small screen.

    That means testing more than whether individual pages technically respond to mobile.

    Walk through the actual conversion flow:

    Discover → Learn → Select Location → View Offer → Register → Purchase → Find Class → Book

    Look for:

    • Unnecessary scrolling
    • Difficult navigation
    • Small interaction targets
    • Content obscuring booking functionality
    • Confusing location changes
    • Repeated steps
    • Hard-to-find actions

    Mobile optimization should include the booking journey, not just the marketing pages.

    8. Strong Location Architecture

    Multi-location brands introduce another layer of complexity.

    Your website needs to make the relationship between brand-level and location-level information obvious.

    A useful location page can bring together:

    • Location-specific introduction
    • Address
    • Amenities
    • Class offerings
    • Instructors
    • Intro offer
    • Pricing
    • Schedule
    • Contact information
    • Local FAQs

    From there, someone should be able to enter the appropriate Mariana Tek journey without losing location context.

    Well-structured location pages also create a stronger foundation for local SEO for boutique fitness studios.

    9. Searchable Content Outside the Booking Experience

    Your booking platform shouldn’t have to carry your entire SEO strategy.

    Important information should also exist as useful website content.

    That includes dedicated content around:

    • Classes
    • Locations
    • Instructors
    • First visits
    • Amenities
    • Training methodologies
    • Frequently asked questions

    The goal isn’t to create pages simply for search engines. Better studio content should answer real prospective-member questions while clearly communicating what makes the experience different.

    This helps prospective members understand your offering before entering the transaction flow while giving search engines and emerging AI discovery systems more context about the business.

    The website explains.

    The booking experience transacts.

    They should support each other.

    10. Website Performance

    Every additional integration, tracking script, marketing tool, image and third-party service adds something to the website.

    Sometimes it also adds weight.

    A modern fitness website should continually consider:

    • Image optimization
    • Script loading
    • Font delivery
    • Plugin overhead
    • Caching
    • Hosting
    • Core Web Vitals
    • Third-party integrations

    Speed becomes especially important when someone moves between marketing content and embedded functionality on mobile.

    We’ve covered in more detail how website speed can impact fitness studio conversions, but the principle is simple: every unnecessary delay adds friction to an already high-intent journey.

    Performance isn’t simply an SEO metric.

    It’s part of conversion.

    11. Analytics Around the Actual Journey

    Traffic alone doesn’t tell you whether a website is working.

    The more useful questions are:

    Are visitors reaching pricing?

    Are they viewing the schedule?

    Are they starting the registration process?

    Are they reaching the purchase experience?

    Which pages are helping move people there?

    The objective is to understand the path between acquisition and conversion—not simply celebrate pageviews.

    Studios should establish measurement around the actions that matter to their business.

    12. A Real Pre-Launch Test

    Before launch, someone should experience the website as a customer rather than an administrator.

    Don’t just check pages.

    Complete journeys.

    Try:

    Google → Location → Intro Offer → Purchase → Schedule → Book

    Then:

    Homepage → Class → Instructor → Schedule → Book

    Then:

    Mobile → Pricing → Account → Login

    Then test it again as an existing member.

    Look for anything that creates uncertainty:

    Where am I?

    Which location am I viewing?

    What should I buy?

    Do I already have an account?

    What happens next?

    Those questions reveal problems that a standard page-by-page QA process can miss.

    The Website Is Part of the Mariana Tek Experience

    A high-converting Mariana Tek website isn’t simply a beautiful marketing site with booking functionality attached to it.

    It’s a connected digital member journey.

    The brand attracts attention.

    The website creates understanding.

    Pricing helps someone make a decision.

    The account connects them to the ecosystem.

    The schedule gets them into class.

    And the experience continues from there.

    Every unnecessary click, confusing transition or missing piece of information introduces friction between discovery and that first class.

    The goal is simpler:

    Make it easy for someone to discover your studio, understand what you offer, choose the right option and book.

    When the website and Mariana Tek work together around that goal, the technology gets out of the way—and the studio experience can take over.

  • AI Marketing Automation for Boutique Fitness Studios

    AI Marketing Automation for Boutique Fitness Studios

    How fitness brands can use AI to make marketing more consistent, personalized and efficient — without losing the human voice that makes their studio unique.

    Marketing a boutique fitness studio requires constant attention.

    There are intro offers to promote, leads to follow up with, members to retain, classes to fill, emails to write, social content to publish and campaigns to manage.

    For smaller studio teams, keeping everything moving can become a full-time job.

    AI marketing automation creates an opportunity to change that.

    The goal isn’t to automate every interaction or replace your marketing team. It’s to use AI and automation to handle repetitive work, identify opportunities and help your team communicate more effectively at the right moments.

    What Is AI Marketing Automation?

    Traditional marketing automation generally follows predefined rules.

    For example:

    Someone purchases an intro offer → Send a welcome email.

    AI can add another layer by helping businesses create content, analyze information, personalize communication and make workflows more intelligent.

    For a fitness studio, that could mean using AI to help:

    • Draft campaign content
    • Segment audiences
    • Personalize messaging
    • Repurpose content across channels
    • Identify disengaged members
    • Summarize marketing performance
    • Generate campaign ideas
    • Maintain consistent communication

    The opportunity isn’t simply to send more marketing.

    It’s to make the marketing you’re already doing easier and more relevant.

    Start With the Member Journey

    Before adding AI, map the basic member journey.

    A typical boutique fitness customer might move through:

    Discovery → Website Visit → Lead → Intro Offer → First Class → Repeat Visits → Membership → Retention → Win-Back

    Each stage creates different communication needs.

    Someone considering their first class needs very different messaging from a member who has attended 100 classes.

    Automation becomes much more useful when it’s built around those moments rather than sending the same campaigns to everyone.

    Automate the First-Class Experience

    The period between purchasing an introductory offer and attending the first class is an important opportunity to remove uncertainty.

    A studio can build an automated onboarding experience that covers:

    • What to expect
    • What to wear
    • When to arrive
    • Parking information
    • Equipment requirements
    • Studio policies
    • How to book
    • What happens after the first class

    AI can help adapt and maintain this content across email, website FAQs and other communication channels.

    The result should feel helpful, not automated.

    A prospective member shouldn’t need to search through your website or contact the front desk to understand their first visit.

    Turn One Idea Into Multiple Pieces of Content

    Content production is one of the most practical uses of AI for studio marketing.

    Imagine an instructor records a two-minute explanation of proper reformer positioning.

    That single piece of expertise could become:

    Video → Blog post → Email → Social caption → FAQ → Short-form video script

    Instead of asking AI to invent generic fitness content, give it original expertise from your team and use it to expand that knowledge into different formats.

    This preserves your brand’s point of view while dramatically reducing production time.

    Build Smarter Lead Follow-Up

    Not every prospective member converts immediately.

    Someone may:

    • Submit a form
    • Create an account
    • View pricing
    • Purchase an intro offer
    • Attend once
    • Stop attending

    Those behaviors represent different levels of intent.

    Rather than relying entirely on broad promotional emails, studios can build workflows around meaningful stages in the customer journey.

    For example:

    New lead
    Introduce the studio and explain how to get started.

    Intro offer purchased
    Help them book their first visit.

    First class completed
    Explain the next logical step.

    Intro offer ending
    Present relevant membership options.

    Previously active member
    Create an appropriate re-engagement message.

    Automation handles the timing. AI can help improve the communication.

    Use AI to Support Retention

    Marketing shouldn’t stop once someone becomes a member.

    Retention is where automation can become particularly valuable.

    Studios can create engagement around moments such as:

    • First class
    • Fifth or tenth visit
    • Membership anniversaries
    • Attendance milestones
    • Reduced attendance
    • Challenge participation
    • Membership expiration

    The objective isn’t to bombard members with notifications.

    It’s to recognize meaningful moments and communicate when there is actually something useful to say.

    Personalization Needs Context

    “Hi Sarah” isn’t meaningful personalization by itself.

    Useful personalization comes from understanding context.

    A member who primarily takes cycling classes may benefit from different communication than someone attending yoga.

    A member who attends four times per week shouldn’t receive the same “We miss you!” campaign as someone who hasn’t visited in a month.

    Studios should think about segmentation around signals such as:

    • Location
    • Membership
    • Class preferences
    • Attendance
    • Instructor engagement
    • Purchase history
    • Member lifecycle

    AI becomes much more powerful when paired with accurate first-party information.

    Use AI to Understand Marketing Performance

    Studio operators often have data spread across several systems:

    • Website analytics
    • Booking platforms
    • Email platforms
    • Advertising platforms
    • Ecommerce
    • Social media

    The problem isn’t always a lack of data.

    It’s finding the time to interpret it.

    AI can help teams summarize reports, identify changes and generate questions worth investigating.

    Instead of simply asking:

    “How much website traffic did we get?”

    Operators can start asking:

    “Which pages are bringing prospective members into the booking journey?”

    “Which campaigns generated intro-offer purchases?”

    “Where are prospective members dropping off?”

    “Which content is driving meaningful engagement?”

    AI can make analysis faster, but studios still need reliable data and human judgment before making business decisions.

    Don’t Automate Everything

    Some interactions should remain human.

    A frustrated member doesn’t necessarily need an AI-generated response.

    A sensitive membership conversation probably deserves personal attention.

    Community engagement shouldn’t become a stream of obviously automated messages.

    Boutique fitness succeeds because of relationships.

    Use automation for repetitive processes so your team has more time for those relationships, not less.

    Protect Member Data

    AI adoption also requires discipline around customer information.

    Before connecting member data to an AI service, studios should understand:

    • What information is being shared
    • Where it is processed
    • How it is retained
    • Who has access
    • Whether the workflow complies with applicable privacy requirements
    • What the vendor’s data policies allow

    Don’t paste sensitive member information into AI tools simply because it’s convenient.

    Automation should improve operations without compromising trust.

    A Practical Place to Start

    You don’t need an elaborate AI system on day one.

    Start with a few high-value workflows:

    1. First-visit onboarding
    Automatically give new customers everything they need before arriving.

    2. Content repurposing
    Turn original studio expertise into multiple marketing formats.

    3. Intro-offer follow-up
    Create consistent communication throughout the conversion window.

    4. Member re-engagement
    Identify appropriate audiences for thoughtful win-back communication.

    5. Reporting summaries
    Reduce the time required to understand marketing performance.

    Once those workflows work reliably, expand from there.

    AI Should Create Leverage, Not Noise

    The easiest mistake with AI marketing is using increased production capacity to simply produce more.

    More emails.

    More social posts.

    More notifications.

    More content.

    That’s not necessarily better marketing.

    The real opportunity is using AI to create better timing, better relevance and better operational efficiency.

    For boutique fitness brands, the competitive advantage won’t come from automating every customer interaction.

    It will come from building smarter systems behind a distinctly human experience.

    Automate the repetitive work. Keep the relationships human.

  • Why Embedded Booking Experiences Convert Better

    Reducing friction across the member journey through connected fitness website experiences.

    One of the biggest conversion problems in boutique fitness is fragmented booking experiences. A potential member discovers a studio, clicks “Book Now,” then suddenly lands on a completely different-looking platform with unfamiliar branding, additional login steps and a disconnected checkout flow.

    Every extra step creates friction. Every moment of confusion increases drop-off.

    Modern fitness brands are increasingly shifting toward embedded booking experiences that keep members inside a unified digital environment from discovery through purchase.

    Why Redirect-Based Booking Flows Hurt Conversion

    Traditional booking flows often:

    • Open separate booking portals
    • Break visual brand continuity
    • Require multiple logins
    • Create mobile usability issues
    • Increase abandonment during checkout

    For users, this creates uncertainty. Many assume they’ve left the studio website entirely.

    In a highly competitive fitness market, even small UX disruptions can reduce registrations and purchases.

    Embedded Experiences Create Trust

    Embedded booking experiences allow studios to maintain:

    This is especially important for modern consumers who expect app-like experiences across digital products.

    Studios using connected platforms like Mariana Tek are increasingly investing in embedded pricing, scheduling and account flows to reduce booking friction.

    The best member experiences feel seamless from homepage to checkout.

    Mobile Behavior Has Changed Everything

    Most fitness website traffic now happens on mobile devices.

    Users are often:

    • Browsing between meetings
    • Booking from their car
    • Purchasing memberships quickly during daily routines

    Complex redirects and slow-loading booking systems create immediate abandonment risk.

    Embedded experiences help simplify:

    • Registrations
    • Membership purchases
    • Trial activations
    • Account access
    • Schedule browsing

    Reducing clicks often directly improves conversion rates.

    Brand Consistency Matters

    Boutique fitness is experience-driven. Branding consistency impacts perceived quality and trust.

    When users move between disconnected systems with different layouts, fonts, colors and navigation patterns, confidence drops.

    Embedded experiences help studios create stronger digital brand continuity across:

    • Websites
    • Scheduling
    • Pricing
    • Member accounts
    • Purchases

    This creates a more premium and professional experience.

    Connected Digital Ecosystems Are Becoming the Standard

    Modern studios are increasingly connecting:

    • Websites
    • Mobile apps
    • Streaming platforms
    • Ecommerce
    • Membership systems

    The website is no longer separate from operations. It is part of the operational member experience.

    Studios investing in connected digital ecosystems are positioning themselves for stronger:

    • Conversion
    • Engagement
    • Retention
    • Lifetime value

    The future of boutique fitness is integrated.

  • Seamless Studio Launches: IPSTUDIO Becomes Official Web Integrations Partner for Xplor Mariana Tek

    Opening your studio’s doors (virtual or brick-and-mortar) should be an exhilarating milestone, not a headache. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce that IPSTUDIO is the official web integrations service partner for Xplor Mariana Tek. Whether you’re rolling out a brand-new fitness concept or refreshing your existing site, our mission is to turn one of the most nerve-racking phases—getting your scheduling, membership, and customer accounts online—into a smooth, stress-free experience.

    Why IPSTUDIO x Mariana Tek Is a Game Changer

    • Fitness-Focused Since Day One. We’ve specialized exclusively in fitness web integrations services since 2016. Over nearly a decade we’ve honed our expertise in the unique needs and pain points of studio owners.
    • 500+ Brands Strong. From boutique yoga studios to high-energy cycling clubs, we’ve partnered with over 500 fitness brands across the world—learning what works (and what doesn’t) in real-life scenarios.
    • CMS Flexibility. WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Drupal, you name it—we’ve done it. Our team has the technical chops to drop Mariana Tek integrations into virtually any content management system (except Godaddy Website builder!), tailoring the build to your site’s theme, design, and functionality needs.
      If assets are still in progress, see our guidance on launching before final media or copy.

    What We Bring to the Table

    1. Deep Mariana Tek Expertise
      As a long time partner for Xplor Mariana Tek, we’re constantly plugged into their latest APIs, feature updates, and best practices. You’ll always get your web integrations done right—no DIY guesswork required.
    2. Turnkey Implementation
       We handle everything: from initial sandbox, testing and final production QA. Our goal: You keep your focus on running your studio, not wrestling with embed codes or iFrames.
      For the experience behind those integrations, see embedded booking and the member journey.
    3. Lightning-Fast Support
       Launch day jitters? We’ve got your back. Our rapid-response support is on standby to troubleshoot and make necessary adjustments—often before that first client even clicks “Book Now.”
    4. Optimized for Conversions
       Integrations aren’t just about functionality—they’re about driving revenue. We’ll make sure your class schedules are crystal clear, your membership upsells are front and center, and your checkout flows are bulletproof.

    Studio Owners Love the Relief

    “Working with IPSTUDIO made transitioning booking and POS systems – probably one of the most nerve-wracking decisions a business owner could make – so much less stressful. They are professional, timely, straightforward and very helpful. I highly recommend working with them.”

     — Carolyn Williams, Founder, Zephyr Cycling Studio

    Ready to Launch with Confidence?

    If you’re gearing up for a new site launch or looking to supercharge your existing web presence, let’s chat. As the official web integrations partner for Xplor Mariana Tek—and with nearly a decade of fitness-focused experience behind us—IPSTUDIO is here to make your integration painless, reliable, and revenue-ready.

    Contact our integration team today or reply to this post for a free integration roadmap. Here’s to your smoothest launch yet! 

  • Branded Web, why you should use it with MindBody

    Branded Web, why you should use it with MindBody

    We see it all the time, a prominent local studio with a website that sends customers to a separate website for booking. When sending customers to a separate site for booking you lose on the ability to track, monitor and maintain engagement along with up-selling opportunities. It’s literally sending your customer to a third party for a service you offer. Not cool in 2022!

    For years now MindBody has offered Branded Web (formerly called healcode) as a built in service. With Branded Web you can keep customers on site for things like account access, schedule booking and sales right on your website, with a branded experience.

    In its basic form Branded Web looks okay, and works well. With IPSTUDIO design and development we can make Branded Web look and feel native to your website, an experience any site visitor would appreciate.

    Branded Web Login

    Allow your customers to login into MindBody right on your own website.

    Branded Web Schedule

    Allow your customers to book a class via MindBody right on your own website.

    Branded Web Pricing

    Allow your customers to purchase studio services through MindBody right on your own website.

    At IPSTUDIO we’ve got the knoweldge and experinece to turn your off-site booking, purchase and account experience into an on-site experience that is on brand, easy to access and delightful for your customers. Get in touch today to see how IPSTUDIO can upgrade your website’s MindBody integration experience.

    Ready to get started? Contact us at hello@ipstudio.co

  • Top 3 CRMs in Boutique Fitness 

    Top 3 CRMs in Boutique Fitness 

    Fitness has evolved over the decades. It is no longer about big box brands and racking up the weights. As boutique fitness continues to evolve wellness brands are turning towards boutique fitness focused software services to streamline and simplify both in studio and online experiences.

    We’ve made this short list based on the number of fitness brands being serviced and the product offerings.  

    MindBody

    This wellness service company has witnessed exponential growth across the world servicing over 130 countries and over 50,000 wellness, fitness businesses globally. As a boutique fitness software titan, MindBody earns a spot on every fitness software list.

    PROS

    • Intuitive UI for customers
      • The Mindbody fitness app for customers is relatively intuitive and easy to use. Fitness enthusiasts can peruse the options in nearby areas for different classes offered by fitness boutiques and book them online.
    • Dedicated suite for Marketing
      • Marketing is the backbone of future and flourishing businesses. You have to stay ahead of the curve to beat the competition. Mindbody offers a range of marketing tools to increase reach and acquire customers through various media channels. 

    CONS

    • Unreliable software updates
      • Business owners often complain about the updates to the app, that break payment gateways and more. It results in loss of business, lower customer retention and more.
    • Slow customer support
      • Todays customers need answers, fast. With MindBody having tens of thousands of customers to manage their customer support is often lackluster.

    Mariana Tek

    Built by boutique fitness industry veterans, Mariana Tek ticks all the right boxes when it comes to fitness boutique CRMs. From their best-in-class mobile app, to streamlined booking flow, Mariana Tek is in a league of their own. This company packs a major punch and offers top notch service and support.

    PROS

    • Maximize Revenue Generation
      • From a seamless booking flow to their award winning mobile app, Mariana Tek’s platform is sure to increase conversions and boost revenue. Veering revenue upwards is one the primary goal of any business and Mariana Tek facilitates that with their software.
    • Seamless Mobile App
      • Beautifully designed, seamlessly built the Mariana Tek iOS and Android experiences are by far the best in the boutique fitness industry. Packed with a customizable area where your own integrations can fit, to advanced notification alerts, the Mariana Tek app is second to none.
    • Easy to Switch
      • It is not too late if you are discovering Mariana Tek. Migrate to Mariana Tek easily with the assistance of onboard dedicated migration specialist and easy to use tools. Hit the road with little down-time for your business with dedicated customer support.  For the website side of a Mariana Tek transition, see our integration-launch overview.
    • API + Support
      • Having experienced API development across the boutique fitness landscape, there is no better platform than Mariana Tek to work with. From their dedicated integrations team to technical support and developer documentation, everything is on point.

    Cons

    • Slightly more expensive than competition
      • You get what you pay for, right?

    Zingfit

    An industry vet and global service provider, Zingfit’s boutique software product lays particular emphasis on the backend aspects of running a successful fitness boutique. 

    PROS

    • Spot Scheduling
      • Online spot scheduling allows customers to book a particular space in class, equipment like one specific treadmill, mat, bench amongst other things from their app in advance. They don’t need to wait or arrive early to secure a spot.  
    • Instructor Management
      • Build your instructor’s schedule with Zingfit’s tools and manage instructor schedules with ease. Identify your star instructors by enabling ratings for them, whom the customers enjoy the most. Your best instructors are the face of the business. They help increase footfall in the long-run through positive word of mouth alone. 
    • Multi-Studio
      • Zingfit’s multi-studio configuration enables customers to manage several fitness studios from one administrator panel. Business owners would not need to shuffle between multiple dashboards for different studios. 

    CONS

    • No API available
      • No custom API development resources or integrations are currently available. Achieving customized experiences isn’t possible with Zingfit. 

    Bottom Line

    To sum it up, choosing the right boutique fitness software for your business requires a clear assessment of your needs, objectives and budget. If it were up to us, we’d choose Mariana Tek every time.