Jogo vs Punchpass

Jogo is management software for boutique fitness studios and wellness spaces, available on Android, iOS and the web. It combines class bookings, capacity controls, waitlists, memberships, payments, communication, reporting and a branded member app. Clients can reserve classes, receive reminders and join priority-controlled waitlists. Studios can sell monthly or quarterly memberships, packs, drop-ins and corporate plans with renewals, retries and notifications. Native payment integrations listed are Wompi, n1co, Powertranz and Stripe. Branding can extend to the app, emails and notifications without Jogo branding. Email marketing and push notifications are included; WhatsApp automations cost $20 a month. Add-ons include an AI assistant for reports and record changes, and an in-app storefront, each $39 a month. Plans start at Starter, $59 a month for up to 50 active clients, and rise through Growth, Studio and Enterprise tiers.

Punchpass is class management and booking software for independent studios and businesses. It supports group classes, private sessions, class series, workshops and multi-week courses, with booking pages, standing reservations, waitlists, VIP early access and family accounts. Businesses can collect payments through Stripe and send automated reminders. Online classes can use Zoom or another preferred video integration. The integrations page also lists Mailchimp, MailerLite and Square. Plans are billed monthly: Grow costs $59 a month, Flow costs $99 a month and Pro costs $149 a month. Their video libraries are limited to 10,000, 20,000 and 30,000 minutes respectively; automation limits are 3 on Grow, 10 on Flow and unlimited on Pro. Punchpass has no free plan, but offers a 14-day trial. It runs on web, iOS and Android and supports one-way calendar sync. The company says it uses AWS hosting and SSL, sends card details to Stripe rather than storing them, and backs up customer data daily offsite.