GymMaster vs TeamUp

GymMaster is cloud-based management software for gyms and health clubs. It handles member records, memberships, class and trainer bookings, sales, communications, billing integration, online signups and point of sale. Plans list booking management, automated billing, real-time reporting, POS and inventory, online signups and member apps. The Android and iOS member app supports bookings, profile updates, check-ins, workouts and visit history. GymMaster also provides an API and lists integrations including ClassPass, Zoom, Zapier, GymSales, Mailchimp, GymPass and others. Twenty-four-hour door access is a separate pricing option. Foundation costs $89 a month for up to 100 current members; Advanced is 129.00 USD for up to 400, and Professional is 209.00 USD for up to 1,300. Enterprise supports unlimited current members with no listed price. Prices exclude tax, and annual payment receives a 10% subscription discount. Every plan includes phone and email support.

TeamUp is fitness management software for gyms, studios, boxes, and other fitness businesses. It schedules classes, workshops, appointments, recurring sessions, and one-off timeslots, while customers can register and manage bookings through a business website or apps. Membership tools cover recurring and prepaid plans, class packs, and flexible limits. Payment features include automated recurring billing, credit cards, direct debit, in-person payments, and discount codes. The included Member Booking App lets customers browse, book, pay, and manage classes on iOS or Android. Businesses can connect websites and applications through the API; listed integrations include Zapier, Zoom, Mailchimp, Stripe, GoCardless, ClassPass, and Google Analytics. Monthly subscription pricing is based on active customers, but accounts can hold unlimited customers and locations. The listed 101–200 active-customer tier costs $189 a month. A 7-day trial is available, with no free plan. TeamUp was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.