TeamUp review
Every feature on every plan — your bill scales only with active customers.
The most transparent studio platform we have scored: public per-member pricing, no sales calls, and every feature included on every tier. You pay for active customers, nothing else.
Overall · Great
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How we scored it
Six weighted categories. Weights are published and identical for every platform.
Pros
- Every feature included on every plan — no feature paywalls
- Public pricing with no setup fees and no long-term contracts
- Only active customers count; stored customers are unlimited
- Smooth member app for bookings, memberships and on-demand content
- 30-day free trial with no credit card required
Cons
- No free tier — 30-day trial only
- Per-active-member pricing climbs past ~200 members
- No native POS; the branded app is a paid add-on
Pricing, decoded
Public tiers by active customers (all features on every tier).
Headline price
$119/mo
What the marketing shows
True monthly cost
$99–$399/mo (annual billing from ~$99); no setup fees or contracts
What you actually pay
Base (0–100 active)
Every feature included; ≈$99/mo billed annually
$119/mo
101–200 active
All features included
$189/mo
201–500 active
$219 (201–300), $249 (301–400), $289 (401–500)
$219–$289/mo
501+ active
Top tier as reported by third-party reviews
~$399/mo
Common add-ons
- Branded member appoptional add-on
Payment processing
Payments via Stripe (standard ~2.9% + $0.30 in the US)
Real fee calculator
See the true monthly cost, not the headline.
- Base plan
- $189
- Processing (2.90%)
- $348
- Add-ons
- $0
- True cost / month
- $537
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Headline was $119/mo. Based on published pricing.
Who should NOT buy TeamUp
- Businesses that need front-desk retail POS — TeamUp handles online payments, not counter sales.
- Solo online coaches — per-active-member pricing only pays off once you run a real membership.
- Anyone wanting a free tier — there is a 30-day trial, but no permanent free plan.
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