Mindbody
Starter
Flat price, whole team$79.00
× 12 months$948.00
Per year
$7.90 per person / mo
$948
Mindbody vs Zen Planner
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Mindbody
55%
match · $948/yr
Zen Planner
53%
match · $1,188/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Smaller bill
Zen Planner
Studio
Flat price, whole team$99.00
× 12 months$1,188.00
Per year
$9.90 per person / mo
$1,188
Mindbody
From $79
G2 3.8 · 621 reviewsYoga, pilates, barre and boutique studios that want new clients from a marketplace and one system that scales to several locations.
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Zen Planner
From $99
G2 4.2 · 104 reviewsMartial arts schools, CrossFit boxes and mixed-program gyms that want published, predictable pricing and month-to-month terms.
Side by side
| Mindbody | Zen Planner | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $79/month per location (Starter); higher plans by quote | From $99/month (Studio, up to 45 active members) |
| G2 Rating | 3.8 (621 reviews) | 4.2 (104 reviews) |
| Best For | Yoga, pilates, barre and boutique studios that want new clients from a marketplace and one system that scales to several locations. | Martial arts schools, CrossFit boxes and mixed-program gyms that want published, predictable pricing and month-to-month terms. |
Pros and cons
Mindbody
Pros
- Only built-in consumer marketplace here, with a capped new-client fee
- Published entry price and unlimited users per location
- No onboarding fee on any plan
- Covers classes, appointments, rooms and multi-location
Cons
- Accelerate and Ultimate are priced by quote
- Text reminders and Pick-a-Spot need Accelerate
- Branded app is an add-on, not offered on Starter
- Card processing rate is not published
Zen Planner
Pros
- Published prices tied to active members
- Month-to-month, free onboarding and data migration
- Belt and skill tracking included
- Low-cost branded app add-on
Cons
- Processing rates not published
- Marketing automation needs Ultimate
- No consumer marketplace
- Some reviewers mention rising costs and a learning curve
Sarah Chen