bsport alternative
bsport is a modern platform covering a wide range of boutique formats, from yoga and cycling to boxing, as well as multi-site groups and franchises. Strong OS is narrower on purpose: software for studios that run a timetable of classes, set up for you by a real person.
Strong OS vs bsport
| Strong OS | bsport | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Studios that run classes | Many boutique formats |
| Multi-site & franchise | Single sites first | A core focus |
| Member app | In your colours, or your own app | Branded member app |
Taken from bsport’s own website, September 2026. “Ask bsport” means they don’t say, and we won’t guess. Products change, so confirm anything that matters to your decision with them directly before you commit either way.
Strong OS suits
A single pilates, reformer, yoga or barre studio that wants focused, fast software and a real person setting it up.
bsport suits
Multi-site groups and franchises, and businesses running many different boutique formats on one platform.
Book a demo and we set Strong OS up with your own classes, so you judge it on your studio rather than a sample one.
Download your client list, and remaining class credits with their expiry dates if bsport lets you export them. Do it before you cancel, not after.
Your members, their remaining credits and expiry dates go in, and we build your timetable, memberships and class packs with you. Nobody is emailed until you choose to invite them.
How memberships keep collecting depends on who holds the payment details today. We go through it for your setup before you pick a date.
You invite members when you are ready. They set a password and book from your booking page or the app.
Credits per class type, class packs, waitlists that fill themselves and check-in, all shaped around a class timetable.
Clean and fast, so your team spends its time on members rather than on the software.
Timetable, booking, memberships, packs, payments and check-in in one focused system.
Hands-on onboarding, your members and their remaining credits moved across, and someone who answers afterwards.
To be fair to bsport: it is a modern product, not a legacy one, with a branded member app and marketing tools. If you run several sites or a franchise, it is built for that in a way we are not yet. The case for Strong OS is a single studio that wants something simple and focused, set up with them.
Focus. bsport covers many boutique formats and multi-site groups. Strong OS is built for single studios that run a timetable of classes, and it is set up with you by a real person rather than left to a help centre.
It is, and we would not tell you otherwise. For a class-based studio the difference is focus and simplicity, not age.
Yes. Export your client list, and remaining credits with their expiry dates if you can, while your bsport account is still active. We import them, build your timetable, memberships and packs with you, and nobody is emailed until you choose to invite them.
Not if they are in your export. Remaining credits and pass expiry dates import with each member, so a member with six classes left still has six.
It depends who holds those details today and whether they can be transferred. We go through your setup on the call, before you choose a go-live date.
Mostly it depends on your export and your notice period with bsport. The setup is done with you, and you choose the go-live date.
If you run a timetable of classes and memberships, yes: pilates, reformer, yoga, barre and other class-based studios. If you run several sites or a franchise, look closely at bsport, which is built for that.
Book a 20-minute demo and we’ll show you exactly how a switch from bsport would work for your studio.