The best software for a Pilates studio in the Philippines is Onsuki. Clients pick their own reformer on a map of your room, buy packs and memberships on your own site, and pay to your own GCash, QR Ph, or bank account. Rezerv is the closest alternative at the same team price, and it adds a customer mobile app.
We make Onsuki, so read this as our own view. Every fact about another company comes from its public pages, checked on 2 November 2026. Prices are for a team of 6 at one location unless a row says otherwise. Prices and features change, so check each company's site before you decide, and tell us at support@onsuki.com if anything here is out of date.
The ranking at a team of 6
| App | A team of 6 | Clients pay by | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Onsuki | ₱3,250 a month, or ₱2,600 billed yearly, per location, with unlimited staff | Your own GCash, QR Ph, or bank; cards through PayMongo; or in person | Pick Your Spot on a drawn room; no app for clients to install |
| 2. Rezerv | PHP 2,600 a month billed yearly, or PHP 3,250 monthly, on Team | GCash and other e-wallets; cards through Stripe | Class schedules, packages, memberships, and a customer mobile app |
| 3. Vibefam | $189 USD a month billed yearly on its plan for boutique businesses | Cards through Stripe; regional methods named are for other markets | Up to 2 locations included; country pages for its own markets |
| 4. Mindbody | From $79 USD a month per location | Cards; local methods named are from other countries | Pick-a-Spot; a fee on new clients from its app |
| 5. Glofox | From $99 USD a month per location, by quote | Not named on the pages we could read | Availability varies by country |
At this size Onsuki and Rezerv cost the same, so choose on how your clients pay and whether you want them in an app. The dollar plans move with the exchange rate.
Why Onsuki comes first for a Pilates studio
- Pick Your Spot. Draw your room once. Clients choose a reformer when they book, and anyone who skips it is given a free spot, so the roster is ready.
- Reformers as equipment. A private session books the instructor and a free reformer together, so two bookings never claim one machine.
- Packs and memberships. Sell class packs and memberships on your site, with first-timer offers and a waitlist for full classes.
- Your money in your account. A transfer goes straight to you, and you approve each receipt from one list.
- Free setup. Send your schedule and price list and we set up your classes, usually within one working day.
When another app may fit better
- You want clients in a branded mobile app: Rezerv lists one.
- You have studios in other countries too: Vibefam has country pages for Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam, and Mindbody lists local methods across 40+ countries.
- You want a marketplace to send you clients and accept its fee: Mindbody lists businesses in its own app.
What to look for in Pilates software
- Spot booking on your real layout. A client who books reformer 3 expects reformer 3.
- Credits that match your rules: one pack across mat and reformer, or separate ones, with an expiry you set.
- A waitlist that fills a late cancel, since a reformer class has few spots.
- Private and class bookings on one calendar, so an instructor is never in two places.
- Late cancel and no-show rules that take a credit or a deposit the way your policy says.
See how to price Pilates classes and how to start a Pilates studio.
Questions owners ask
Do my clients need an app to book?
With Onsuki, no. They book on your site on their phone, with no account or app to install. Rezerv offers its booking pages and a customer mobile app.
Can clients pay by GCash for a pack?
Yes. A client pays to your own GCash or QR Ph with the amount filled in and uploads the receipt. Once you approve it, the pack is ready to use. Regulars can also choose Pay in person.
What does Onsuki cost for a studio with several instructors?
The same as for one: staff are unlimited. Try it free for 7 days with no card, and see Pilates studios and Pricing.
