Gymcatch vs Resovu

Gymcatch is a booking and customer management platform for independent fitness and wellness businesses. It lets businesses schedule classes, appointments, and events, including livestream and on-demand sessions, then sell access through pay-as-you-go payments, passes, bundles, courses, or memberships. Booking tools include multi-place bookings, automated wait lists, priority access, and cancellation policies. A customer management portal, customer and admin email and push notifications, online booking, automated billing, digital waivers, and a member mobile app support daily operations. Gymcatch documents integrations with Zoom, Stripe, GymcatchPay, and GoCardless; Zoom can create meeting links for sessions and share details with attendees. It is available on Android, iOS, and web. Gymcatch costs £10 a month for unlimited bookings, customers, and team members; optional bolt-ons cost £2 a month each. There is no free plan, but a free trial is available. GymcatchPay and GoCardless are limited to UK customers, and GoCardless is temporarily disabled in the Android app. The maker says payment providers process payments, so Gymcatch does not hold payment data.

Resovu is a web-based booking system for service businesses, including fitness studios, with online booking, client management and payments. Customers can book through a step-by-step wizard or a single-page form on a mobile-optimized page. Businesses can configure group classes, capacity and real-time seat availability, then set recurring bookings weekly, biweekly or monthly with automatic event creation. A branded customer portal lets clients manage bookings, track loyalty points, and rebook or reschedule. Payments include Stripe card processing and bank transfers with QR codes, in CZK and EUR. Integrations include two-way Google Calendar sync, Zapier and real-time webhooks; a REST API is available on Enterprise. Businesses can export customer and booking data as CSV, while customers can download invoices as PDFs. Resovu says data is stored in an EU data center in Frankfurt. The free plan allows 3 services, 45 bookings per month and 1 team member; paid plans start at €12 a month. The pricing note lists a 14-day trial.