Momence sells one connected platform for fitness and wellness businesses and prices it by custom quote, so there's no single public list price. You share your studio size and needs, and the team builds a plan around them.
Momence prices its studio platform by custom quote, so there's no single public rate — what you pay depends on your business and the features you turn on.
Here's how the platform is packaged and what your money covers.
What the platform covers
Momence sells one connected system rather than a pile of separate tools. Your schedule, payments, marketing, and customer activity all run off the same information.
- Scheduling: classes, appointments, workshops, events, retreats, spaces, and on-demand experiences.
- Selling: memberships, packs, intro offers, drop-ins, and subscriptions.
- Messaging: customer conversations and activity gathered into one connected inbox.
- Growth: lead capture, automated follow-up, and campaigns built around real booking and purchase behavior.
- Payments: billing and revenue kept alongside the rest of your operation.
- Insights: performance tracking across attendance, customers, memberships, marketing, and revenue.
You also get the customer-facing side. Clients can discover offerings, book and pay, and manage memberships through the Momence app or an app built around your own brand.
How pricing is arranged
There's no checkout page with a published figure. Pricing starts with a demo, where you talk through how your business works and what you actually need. From there, the team shapes the platform around your setup. That approach makes sense for studios that mix formats — classes on some days, workshops or space rentals on others — because you aren't forced into a one-size package. It also means the number you get reflects your operation instead of a generic tier.
Confirm seat, location, and billing limits before you sign, since those details shape what you'll pay as you grow.
Who it fits
Momence suits fitness and wellness businesses that want fewer tools to manage. If you're juggling a booking system, a payment processor, a mailing tool, and a spreadsheet, consolidating onto one platform is where the value shows up. Larger studios with multiple instructors and front-desk staff benefit most, because everyone sees the same client picture. Smaller operations that mainly need a simple calendar may find the full platform is more than they need.
The bottom line
There's no free plan or free trial listed, and no published refund window, so the demo call is the right moment to ask about those directly. Bring your questions about cost, contract length, and what happens if you cancel. The people you speak with know the platform and know studio businesses, so you can get straight answers rather than a sales script.