ClubRight alternative
ClubRight is UK software for independent gyms, clubs and studios, with timetables, online booking, a member app and its own Direct Debit collections. Strong OS is narrower: software built around a class timetable, with class packs, credits per class type and a real person setting it up.
Strong OS vs ClubRight
| Strong OS | ClubRight | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Businesses that run a class timetable | Independent gyms, clubs & studios |
| Credits per class type | Yes | Ask ClubRight |
| Waitlists that fill themselves | Yes, automatically | Ask ClubRight |
| Set-up | Done with you by a real person | Ask ClubRight |
| Direct Debit | Yes | Yes, ClubRight Pay |
| Member app | In your colours, or your own app | Yes, in your brand |
Taken from ClubRight’s own website, September 2026. “Ask ClubRight” 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 gym or studio where the timetable is the business: credits per class type, waitlists that refill a dropped place on their own, and someone who sets the whole thing up with you.
ClubRight suits
Clubs that mainly need memberships collected, with a timetable alongside, and want to set it up themselves on a no-contract plan.
Capacity, waitlists that fill themselves, class packs and credits, for gyms where scheduled sessions are the business.
A ten-session pack for small-group strength covers small-group strength. Credits are tracked per class type automatically.
Members, remaining credits and the switch itself, set up by a real person who answers afterwards.
Credit where it’s due: ClubRight publishes its prices, has no contract on any plan, and collects Direct Debits itself. If it covers what you need, it may well be all you need.
No. It publishes its prices and has no contract, and we’d rather say so than pretend. The comparison is fit: whether you want software built around a class timetable, with credits per class type, set up by a real person.
We’ll go through exactly how your collections would be set up on the call, including what members see on their statement, before you commit to anything.
It depends who holds the mandates today. Tell us how you collect and we’ll give you a straight answer before you commit to anything.
If a meaningful part of your week is scheduled group sessions, yes. If you’re purely a 24/7 access gym with no timetable and no coaching, honestly, ClubRight plus door access may serve you better.
Book a 20-minute demo and we’ll show you exactly how a switch from ClubRight would work for your studio.