OfferingTree vs Zen Planner

OfferingTree is business software for wellness professionals, solo practitioners, and studios, combining booking, payments, marketing, and digital content. It schedules classes, appointments, workshops, retreats, events, and family bookings; users can also publish video libraries, courses, and challenges for on-demand access. Email marketing and automation are included, and plan comparisons list Facebook and Instagram ad integrations. The payment dashboard supports credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, plus memberships, packages, refunds, cancellation fees, and payment plans. Named integrations include Zoom, ClassPass, Google Calendar, and Zapier. Clients can use Apple and Android apps; a custom branded app is an add-on for $100/mo. Plans start at $26 a month billed annually, with a 14-day trial and no free plan. OfferingTree describes a fit for independently owned studios with up to five locations, not franchisors. It lists email and chat support on every plan.

Zen Planner is gym and fitness-business management software for handling memberships, operations, and community. Its tools include automated billing, attendance and workout tracking, online class scheduling, reporting, and dashboards. Martial arts businesses can track skills and belts. Zen Planner Engage adds marketing and member communication tools, including automated follow-ups and trial nurturing. The platform describes member and staff mobile apps; the Member App is available on iOS and Android and is free to download for members of Zen Planner gyms. Pricing scales with active members: Studio starts at $99 a month, Essentials at $198 a month, and Ultimate at $348 a month for 0–45 active members. At 251 or more active members, the listed prices are $289/mo, $388/mo, and $538/mo, respectively. Prospects and staff do not count as active members. Subscriptions are month-to-month, with an annual contract available on request. Zen Planner lists integrations such as SugarWOD, Wellhub, ClassPass, Zapier, Google Calendar, Shopify, and Printful, plus a custom API option. The company says it provides setup guidance, data migration, and staff training during a switch.