Cloud Studio Manager vs Mangomint

Cloud Studio Manager combines scheduling, billing, marketing, client communication, and reporting for studios. It supports recurring classes and appointments, synced room and instructor calendars, capacity limits, blackout dates, waitlists, and guest bookings. Studios can offer memberships, class packs, and drop-ins with renewals, pauses, expiries, and family or dependent accounts. Payment tools include card and ACH payments, recurring billing, failed-payment recovery, point of sale, gift cards, and account ledgers. Marketing includes segmented email campaigns, Mailchimp campaign import, and SMS from a studio-dedicated number. Dashboards cover revenue, attendance, fill rates, and payment health, with CSV, Excel, and PDF exports. Listed AI functions include churn-risk scoring, win-back recommendations, no-show prediction, demand forecasting, a booking assistant, and campaign copy drafting; these are off by default. The product is available on Android, iOS, and the web. The maker describes it for fitness and wellness studios, including multi-location businesses. Its free plan includes the whole platform, unlimited users, and no software fee, contract, or per-user charge.

Mangomint is a paid booking and business platform available on the web, iOS and Android. Listed functions include booking pages, group booking, automated reminders and payment collection. Core pricing starts with a $120 a month location fee that includes core platform features. Each active user adds $10 a month. The Phone add-on costs $70 a month and includes unlimited calls and texts. Marketing plans start at $30 a month, with pricing based on message volume and credits for campaigns and automated flows. Payroll costs $50 a month plus $8 and provides full-service payroll processing. There is no free plan. Mangomint was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, USA. Its platform therefore combines booking, reminders and payments with optional phone, marketing and payroll services, while the location and active-user charges determine the core subscription total.