Gym software for Singapore
Priced in Singapore dollars, and honest about what it does not have.
GST reg. no. 202612345K · GST included where it applies
Singapore studios are usually small, busy, and already running something. The question is rarely whether software can hold a schedule; it is whether moving is worth a week of disruption. This page is written for that question rather than for a feature list.
How your members actually pay
PayNow
Generic wallet
Not a named integration. A studio posts its own PayNow QR under its own label, the amount is displayed beside it, and the desk marks the transfer received. The mechanism is the same one that serves GCash in Manila, and calling it what it is matters more than claiming an integration that does not exist.
Cards and recurring memberships
Stripe, in Singapore dollars, with the price you saw on the pricing page rather than a converted one.
Cash and bank transfer
Recorded at the desk, with a receipt the member keeps.
- Drop-in classS$35
- Grip socks · 1S$15
What is different in Singapore
Billed in SGD.
- Billed in Singapore dollars: Free, then S$129 a month up to 200 active members, then S$249
- One published price per tier, with no per-location multiplier: a second studio does not double the subscription
- No commission on what you collect, whatever the channel
- WhatsApp and SMS for members on the Max plan, and email for receipts. LINE is available but rarely the channel here
Interface language
English, with Chinese available for members who prefer it.
Prices shown in SGD.
Where to go next
Questions
Singapore: common questions about gym software
There is a working PayNow flow, but it is not a named integration: the studio uploads its own PayNow QR, the amount appears beside it, and the desk confirms the transfer. That is the same mechanism used for GCash and other wallets. If you need automatic bank reconciliation, no third party can offer it on a personal account.
Yes. Singapore has its own published grid: Free, S$129 a month for Pro and S$249 for Max. You are charged the Singapore dollar amount, not a US price converted on the day.
Honestly: they are strong on local payment rails and on onboarding, and several publish their pricing. Where this differs is a genuine free tier rather than a trial, an interface in 15 languages, and no commission on bookings. The comparison pages go line by line.
Yes, on Max, at the single published price. Free and Pro cover one location.