TeamUp alternative

The TeamUp alternative your members will actually enjoy

TeamUp is solid software and plenty of owners like it. Where studios start looking is the part the owner doesn’t see day to day, which is what booking a class feels like for a member, and a bill that is priced by how many active customers you have.

Strong OS vs TeamUp

Strong OS vs TeamUp: how do they compare?

Strong OSTeamUp
Priced by member countNoYes, by active customers
Built forStudios that run classesFitness studios, boxes & gyms
Direct DebitYesYes, via GoCardless
Member appIn your colours, or your own appYes, branded app available
Terms12-month planMonthly, no contract

Taken from TeamUp’s own website, September 2026. “Ask TeamUp” 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.

Who each is better for

Strong OS suits

A studio that wants the member side to feel good, a bill that doesn’t move when the room fills, and a real person setting it up.

TeamUp suits

Owners happy to run the setup themselves, month to month, and studios small enough that paying by active customer suits them.

Why studios and gyms switch from TeamUp

01

A booking experience members enjoy

Your booking page and member app are the part your members actually touch, and they have your name on them. Ours is quick, modern and gets out of the way.

02

Not priced by member count

We don’t price by how many active members you have. The number of people in your room is your business, not a billing input.

03

Fast to run

Clean and quick day to day, so your team spends its time on members rather than on the software.

04

A real person, not a queue

Hands-on onboarding, your members and remaining credits moved across for you, and someone who answers afterwards.

To be fair: TeamUp is well liked, runs month to month with no contract, and takes Direct Debit through GoCardless. If your members are happy and your bill isn’t bothering you, there’s no reason to move.

Switching from TeamUp — your questions

Is TeamUp bad?+

No, and we’re not going to argue that. Owners generally like it. The two things we hear from studios who move are the member-side booking experience and a price that goes up as their membership grows.

How is your pricing different from TeamUp’s?+

TeamUp charges by how many active customers you have each month, so growing can move you onto a higher tier. Ours doesn’t work that way. We’ll give you the number on the call so you can put it next to your current bill.

Can you move us off TeamUp?+

Yes: members, remaining credits and pass expiry dates, with your memberships and packs rebuilt with you. If your memberships are collected by Direct Debit we’ll walk through exactly how that works for your setup before you commit to a date.

Does it work for my type of studio?+

If you run a timetable of classes and memberships, yes: pilates, reformer, yoga, barre, aerial and more.

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Book a 20-minute demo and we’ll show you exactly how a switch from TeamUp would work for your studio.