Rosterra vs Stepsi

Rosterra is management software for activity businesses, with tools for dance studios to manage rosters, attendance, billing, events, communications and student progression. Studios can track distinct grades and syllabuses for each dance style, publish exam sessions, collect entries and fees, and add recital or costume charges to recurring family bills. Billing supports card and ACH autopay, automatic family and sibling discounts, and failed-payment alerts. Members can check in at a tablet kiosk; staff can take class registers on a phone or tablet. Families can view schedules, progress, invoices and waivers in a web portal or the school's branded app. Listed connections include Square POS, two-way Zoho Books sync, Google Calendar sync and SMS through the customer's provider. Plans are billed monthly per location: Core costs $30 a month for up to 25 active members, Growth costs $60 a month for up to 150, and Unlimited costs $90 a month with no member cap. The terms describe a 30-day trial without a card, while the dance page also states 14 days.

Stepsi is a dance studio management platform for running administration and serving members and parents. It supports one-time and recurring classes, multiple calendars, bookings, waitlists, attendance tracking, room scheduling, instructor management, and a member booking portal across web and mobile. Studios can collect one-time or recurring payments for memberships, tuition, bookings, shop purchases, and video content; members can pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay. The product is described for children’s schools, adult recreational studios, competition and recital schools, and pre-professional or classical schools. Its free plan covers up to 25 active members, defined as people who purchased a membership, tuition, or class entrance in the last 30 days. Paid plans are billed per month and paid annually: Plus is €30 a year for up to 100 active members, Grow is €60 a year for up to 250, Pro is €130 a year for up to 600, and Max is €260 a year for up to 1,500. Branded mobile apps and unlimited members are unavailable on the displayed plans.