Money saved · The maths of switching

All-in-one gym software: what the separate stack really costs

Five renewal dates, five price rises, five support queues — and a member record that never quite agrees with itself. Here is that stack priced line by line against published 2026 rates.

The stack, priced

A studio of roughly 150 members. Published market rates at 2 August 2026, in AUD excluding GST, with USD prices converted at 1 USD ≈ A$1.43.

What you needTypical toolPer month
Booking, billing and member managementMindbody Core / Clubworx top tierA$139–279
Public website with a custom domainSquarespace BusinessA$38
Email marketing to membersMailchimp Standard (2,500 contacts)A$64
Digital liability waiversSmartwaiver Starter (300/mo)A$79
Video courses and on-demand contentKajabi entry tierA$127
Pro shop / merchandiseShopify BasicA$56
Rostering and timesheetsDeputy Core × 5 staffA$44
Separate stack totalA$547–687
WeeksPro Professional — all of the aboveA$199
You stop payingA$348–488/mo

Example scenario, not a customer result. Kajabi is priced at its entry tier and sources disagree on 2026 Kajabi pricing, so the low end is used deliberately — the real gap is likely wider. A branded member app, which competitors charge US$39–97/month for, is excluded entirely from this comparison because WeeksPro's app is still in development. Prices change; check each vendor before relying on this.

The same maths at three sizes

~40 members

Separate stack

A$239/mo

WeeksPro

Launchpad A$89

You save

A$150/mo

A$1,800 a year

~150 members

Separate stack

A$547–687/mo

WeeksPro

Professional A$199

You save

A$348–488/mo

A$4,176–5,856 a year

~350 members

Separate stack

A$836/mo

WeeksPro

Elite A$279

You save

A$557/mo

A$6,684 a year

Payment processing, compared honestly

Most vendors compare their processing rate only to whoever is more expensive. Here is the full picture, on A$20,000 a month processed across about 400 transactions. WeeksPro is dearer than integrating Stripe yourself and cheaper than the incumbents. Both halves of that sentence matter.

ProviderRateMonthly
Stripe direct (AU domestic online)1.7% + 30¢A$460
WeeksPro2.75% + 30¢ all-inA$670
Mindbody (card present)2.99% + 30¢A$718
Mindbody (online)3.60% + 30¢A$840

So: about A$210 a month more than raw Stripe, and about A$170 a month less than Mindbody's online rate. Raw Stripe, of course, doesn't come with bookings, waitlists, direct debit or a member portal — you would be building all of that. The flat rate is also the same every month, where tiered processing pricing can be adjusted by the vendor and is hard to forecast.

The costs that aren't on any invoice

The subscription total is the easy part to see. It is rarely the expensive part.

The data never agrees
A member who cancels in the billing tool is still on the email list, still counted in the waiver app, still in last month's spreadsheet. Every report needs a caveat, and every caveat needs someone to remember it.
The re-entry tax
Small businesses lose 5–10 hours a week to manual re-entry alone. Four disconnected tools carry roughly three times the data-entry burden of two integrated ones — and that cost scales with your growth, not your plan.
Commission on top
Eventbrite takes 5.35% + A$1.19 a ticket in Australia; Mindbody's marketplace takes an effective 23.5% on clients it sends you. Percentage fees are the ones that punish you precisely when things go well.

When all-in-one is the wrong answer

Consolidation is not free, and pretending otherwise would be the fastest way to lose your trust in month two.

A dedicated tool will always out-feature a bundled one. Kajabi does more with a course funnel than we do. Mailchimp does more with segmentation than we do. If you run genuinely sophisticated marketing automation, keep the tool that does it and use WeeksPro for everything else — nothing stops you.

A native branded app matters to some studios. Ours is in development, not shipped. Members use the responsive web portal on their phone today. If an App Store presence is a hard requirement for how you sell memberships, that is a legitimate reason to wait for us rather than switch now.

There is no SMS. Member communication is email and in-portal. If your reminder strategy depends on text messages, you would need to keep a separate tool for it, and that erodes part of the saving above.

Migration takes real effort. Even done well it is a week of attention. Studios with 50 or more members switching across get that migration run personally by the founder, free — because the honest answer to "how hard is this" is "hard enough that we should do it for you".

Frequently asked questions

What is all-in-one gym software?
One platform that covers bookings, membership billing, your public website, email campaigns, waivers, ticketing, video courses, a pro shop and payroll — instead of buying each of those from a different vendor. The practical test is whether they share one member record. If you still have to re-type a new member into a second system, it isn't all-in-one, it's a bundle.
How much does a separate gym software stack cost in Australia?
For a studio around 150 members, roughly A$547–687 a month at published 2026 rates: A$139–279 for the core platform, A$38 for a website, A$64 for email marketing, A$79 for waivers, A$127 for a course platform, A$56 for a shop and A$44 for rostering. WeeksPro covers the same ground on Professional at A$199.
Is all-in-one always cheaper than best-of-breed?
On the invoice, almost always. On capability, not always — a dedicated course platform will out-feature a bundled one, and a dedicated email tool will too. The question worth asking is whether you use the depth you're paying for. Most studios sending eight campaigns a year do not need enterprise marketing automation; they need the campaign to go out and the member list to be correct.
What are WeeksPro's payment processing fees?
A flat 2.75% + 30¢ per transaction, all-in, with no platform commission stacked on top. International cards attract an additional 1.5% surcharge. That is above Stripe's standard Australian domestic rate of 1.7% + 30¢ if you were integrating Stripe yourself, and below Mindbody's reported 3.60% + 30¢ online rate. We would rather publish both comparisons than one.
Does WeeksPro charge commission on bookings or tickets?
No. There is no per-booking, per-member or per-ticket commission on any plan. Selling more classes or more event tickets does not increase what you pay. For comparison, Eventbrite charges 5.35% + A$1.19 per ticket in Australia, and Mindbody charges an effective 23.5% on clients acquired through its marketplace.
Do I have to pay extra for a website?
No. A CMS website builder with 19 block types and custom domain support is included on every plan including Launchpad at A$89/month. There's no separate website fee and no add-on tier for it — which is where a lot of the stack saving comes from, because a Squarespace or Wix subscription is A$32–53 a month on its own.
What's the catch with consolidating?
Three real ones. Migration takes effort, even with help. A branded member app is in development and not shipped, so members use the responsive web portal — if a native app is non-negotiable for you, that's a genuine reason to wait. And there is no SMS. Any vendor telling you consolidation has no downside is selling, not advising.
Is there a lock-in contract?
No. WeeksPro is month to month, cancel any month, and export your data at any time. Payments run through Stripe Connect into your own Stripe account, so your revenue and your members' payment methods live somewhere that stays yours even if you leave. Annual prepay gets two months free.

One bill, not five

Every feature on every plan, from A$89/month +GST. Month to month, no lock-in, and a 30-day free trial with no credit card.