yoganear.me vs Momoyoga: Which Fits Your Yoga Studio?

Quick disclosure: yoganear.me is our platform. Our founder ran a yoga studio in Glasgow before building it, so we know both sides of this decision. We'll be as fair as we can. Momoyoga is a genuinely likeable product, and for some studios it's the right pick. Let's get into where each one fits.

What Momoyoga gets right

Momoyoga deserves its reputation. It's yoga-specific, it's simple, and studio owners consistently describe it as easy to live with. Your schedule, your students, your payments, without the enterprise clutter that makes bigger platforms exhausting.

The pricing is refreshingly public, too. There's a free plan for teachers just starting out (with a 5% platform fee on online payments and limited ticket types), a Standard plan at €29 a month billed annually (€39 billed monthly), a Plus plan at €59 billed annually (€79 monthly), and a Custom tier at €179 for bigger operations. A 14-day trial, no credit card required. Paid plans have unlimited classes and students, with no per-booking fees; payments run through Stripe at standard rates.

That transparency matters, and plenty of studios are happy there. So why write a comparison at all?

The tier problem: memberships live on Plus

Here's the detail that changes the math for most studios. On Momoyoga's own pricing page, recurring memberships are a Plus feature, along with branding, promo codes, customizable emails, Mailchimp integration, and multiple full-access staff accounts.

Memberships aren't a nice-to-have. For most studios, recurring revenue is the difference between guessing next month's income and knowing it. Retention lives there. Which means the practical Momoyoga price for a membership-driven studio isn't €29. It's €59 a month billed annually, or €79 billed monthly.

Still reasonable. But it's the familiar tier pattern in miniature: the features that grow your studio sit one plan up. Start on Standard, and the moment you want to sell a monthly membership, you're upgrading.

How yoganear.me prices it instead

We have plans, but nothing sits behind them. Every studio gets every feature from day one: class scheduling and online booking, memberships, class passes, workshops, courses, private sessions and appointments, waitlists, digital waivers, revenue reports, and teacher payroll with four payment models (flat rate, flat rate with per-student bonus, percentage split, and monthly salary). Appointments cover one-on-one treatments like massage too, if your studio offers them.

Worth spelling out: recurring memberships, your own branding, promo codes, and multiple staff accounts (the core of what Momoyoga reserves for Plus) are on every yoganear.me plan, including the free one.

You can skip the subscription entirely: our free plan carries every feature and charges 5% per booking. If a flat price suits you better, Solo is €39 a month and Studio €99 (£89 in the UK, $99 in the US, with equivalent prices in over 30 currencies), both with no commission at all. Payments go through Stripe Connect or PayPal straight to your account. We never hold your money, and we add nothing to the processing rates — for European studios that's Stripe's standard 1.5% + €0.25 on EEA cards, same as you'd pay on Momoyoga.

No contracts, and you can start on the free plan without a credit card at all. And 2–3 personal onboarding calls included, because switching software while running a studio is nobody's idea of fun.

Your studio also gets a branded booking page on its own subdomain plus an embeddable widget for your existing website, and a profile on the yoganear.me marketplace and mobile app, where students searching for yoga in your city can find you. No commission on those bookings either; they cost exactly what your other bookings cost.

The app deserves a word of its own. It's brand new, built in 2026 on a modern stack, and students complete the whole journey inside it: find a class, book it, and pay on the spot with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card. Momoyoga has a student app too, but by its own support docs it redirects students to the browser to pay, since the app doesn't support in-app purchases. It's a small thing until you watch a first-time student fumble through a browser checkout on their phone.

One more thing, since we're both yoga-specific: the two products feel very different to use. yoganear.me's design language is modern and calm, and the whole flow (from a studio's schedule to a student's booking) is built around how yoga studios actually work. We're biased, so take the free trial and compare the two side by side. It's the kind of difference you notice in the first ten minutes.

Let's actually do the math

This is the part most comparisons skip, so let's not.

Our free plan's 5% matches Momoyoga's €39 Standard plan at about €780 a month in bookings, and its €79 Plus plan at about €1,580. Our Solo plan is €39 — Standard's price with Plus's capability, since we gate nothing.

So, honestly:

• Small or seasonal studio (under ~€780/month in bookings): the free plan costs less than any Momoyoga subscription, and it carries every feature. €500 in a quiet August costs you €25 with us, against €59 on Plus whether students showed up or not.

• One teacher running their own schedule: Solo at €39 a month is Standard's price with more than Plus's capability, and it takes nothing per booking. Momoyoga's equivalent — memberships, branding, promo codes, multiple staff accounts — is Plus at €59 billed annually or €79 monthly.

• Consistently busy studio with a team (well above €2,000/month, every month): this is where Momoyoga can be the cheaper bill. Unlimited teacher and staff accounts put you on our Studio plan at €99, and Plus at €59 billed annually costs less than that. If your revenue is high and stable year-round and Plus covers what you need, that's the honest answer.

What a flat plan here doesn't do is charge you for a quiet month you didn't have. Every plan is monthly and you can move in both directions, so a studio can sit on Studio through a packed winter and drop back to the free plan for the summer, paying 5% of whatever actually came in. A prepaid annual subscription costs the same in August as it does in January.

And if you're eyeing Momoyoga's free plan: it takes a 5% platform fee on every online payment, on top of Stripe's processing fees, and limits your ticket types. That's the same rate as our free plan, except ours carries the whole platform.

For a wider look at pricing across the whole market, see our yoga studio software pricing breakdown.

Where each platform genuinely fits

Momoyoga fits well if you're a solo teacher or small studio with steady, predictable revenue; the free plan covers your needs while you start out; you want a simple, proven tool and the Plus tier's feature set is enough; or you run a busy multi-teacher studio all year and Plus billed annually is simply the lowest flat price on the table.

yoganear.me fits better if your revenue is seasonal or still growing and you'd rather pay in proportion to it; you want memberships, teacher payroll, workshops, courses, and appointments included without a tier upgrade; you work internationally and need 8 languages and 30+ currencies; or you want marketplace and app discovery alongside your own branded booking site.

Both are honest tools built for yoga. The decision mostly comes down to your revenue shape and which features you need on day one.

Switching between them

Either direction, the mechanics are similar: export your student data, recreate your schedule and price products, and give your regulars a heads-up before the switch. Natural breaks (new year, post-summer) beat mid-season migrations.

If you're coming to yoganear.me, the onboarding calls cover data import and setup, and there's no contract to sign, so evaluating us costs nothing but a bit of your time. There's a side-by-side feature table on our Momoyoga comparison page. And if you're weighing more than these two platforms, our guide to the best yoga studio software covers the broader field, including how both stack up against Mindbody.

Questions about whether yoganear.me fits your studio? Ask us directly. Even if the honest answer turns out to be Momoyoga, you'll get it from people who've actually run a studio.