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For a local studio that offers online classes + memberships, I’d look for a platform that combines four things:

1. Class scheduling and bookings (live classes, workshops, capacity, waitlists)
2. Membership billing (recurring payments, passes, upgrades/cancellations)
3. Member portal/content library (videos, courses, replays, resources behind a login)
4. Marketing/community tools (emails, reminders, engagement)

Some strong options:

A few common setups:

If you are mostly an online studio

Choose something like:

• Arketa
• Momence
• OfferingTree

These are better if your members need:

• video libraries
• recorded classes
• courses/challenges
• member-only resources

If you are mostly a physical studio with online add-ons

Choose:

• Mindbody
• WellnessLiving
• Momence
• Class Booking

These are stronger for:

• class calendars
• instructor schedules
• attendance
• waitlists
• in-person memberships

If you are a small studio and want simplicity

A lighter system may be enough:

• Class Booking
• OfferingTree
• similar boutique studio platforms

My shortlist for a local studio doing both live classes and online memberships would be:

1. Momence — best balance of studio operations + digital content
2. Arketa — best if online video/membership growth is a major focus
3. WellnessLiving or Mindbody — best if your in-person operation is the priority
4. OfferingTree — best if you mainly need a polished membership/content website

A few questions would narrow it down:

• What type of studio is it (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, art, education, etc.)?
• Do you need live Zoom-style classes, on-demand video, or both?
• Roughly how many members do you have now (or expect in year one)?
• Do you already have a website, or do you want the platform to replace it?

Yes. For a studio that needs bookings + recurring memberships + member-only online content, I’d shortlist these:

My first choice: Momence

Momence is probably the closest match to what you're describing. It combines class/appointment booking, memberships and packs, recurring billing, member restrictions, and online experiences in one system. Its current platform also supports live/on-demand sessions and online courses/recorded trainings. momence.com

That's particularly attractive if your model is something like:

Membership → member logs in → books live classes → gets access to a private video library → can buy additional courses/classes.

If online content is a major part of the business: Arketa

Arketa is worth a serious look if your studio is becoming more of a digital membership business, rather than simply a physical studio that happens to offer online classes. A current 2026 comparison identifies Arketa as particularly strong for video-on-demand libraries while still covering scheduling, memberships, payments, and digital experiences. studiosoftwareadvice.com

If you're already fairly established: Mindbody

Mindbody is the more established, heavyweight option. It handles scheduling, memberships, payments and virtual classes, and its virtual platform supports a private on-demand video library for members. www.mindbodyonline.com

The tradeoff is that it can be more complex and expensive than you need if you're a small independent studio.

One I'd also demo: WellnessLiving

WellnessLiving is particularly appealing if you want booking + memberships + marketing + client app + broader studio operations rather than making video content the central product. momence.comwww.mindbodyonline.comstudiosoftwareadvice.com

My ranking for your use case:

1. 🥇 Momence — best balance of studio management + memberships + digital content
2. 🥈 Arketa — best if your online content/library is central to the membership
3. 🥉 WellnessLiving — best broader all-in-one studio management
4. Mindbody — best if you want a mature ecosystem and marketplace exposure
5. Glofox — best if you're primarily a fitness studio and prioritize the member app/operations

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, wellness, etc.), roughly how many members you have, and whether your online content is live classes, recorded videos, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 platforms and compare their current pricing and fees.

Yes. For a local studio that combines live/online classes, recurring memberships, bookings, and member-only content, I’d shortlist these:

My first choice: Momence

For your particular model, Momence is probably where I'd start. It is designed around studios and combines scheduling/booking, memberships, payments, livestreaming, on-demand libraries, and courses/content. Recent 2026 comparisons specifically identify it as a strong fit for studios selling on-demand libraries and bundling content with memberships. studiosoftwareadvice.comwww.offeringtree.com

A useful example would be:

$149/month membership →

• unlimited live online classes
• discounted/included in-person classes
• access to your private video library
• member-only workshops
• automatic recurring billing
• booking through the same member account

That keeps the customer from having to use separate systems for "I want to book a class" and "I want to watch my membership videos."

If online content is the core of the business: Arketa

Arketa is particularly interesting if you're building a substantial on-demand library. A recent 2026 comparison ranked it the strongest option for studios wanting video-on-demand alongside scheduling, memberships, payments, marketing, and a branded digital experience. studiosoftwareadvice.com

If you're a smaller independent studio: OfferingTree

OfferingTree is worth a serious look if you also want your website + booking + memberships + courses/content in one system. It supports member-only content and on-demand libraries, and its pricing is more transparent than some of the larger studio platforms. studiosoftwareadvice.com

What I wouldn't choose first

Mindbody is excellent for traditional studio operations and has a major consumer marketplace, but I'd favor Momence or Arketa if member-only digital content is an important part of your business. Mindbody's strength is more the physical-studio ecosystem and customer discovery than being a digital-content platform. studiosoftwareadvice.comwww.offeringtree.com

Bottom line:

• Hybrid local + online studio → Momence
• Online content/membership is a major revenue stream → Arketa
• Small independent studio wanting simplicity + website → OfferingTree
• Larger established studio needing deep operations → WellnessLiving
• Want maximum marketplace exposure → Mindbody

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, fitness, dance, wellness, etc.), roughly how many members you have, and whether your videos are live, prerecorded, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 platforms and compare their actual 2026 pricing and fees.

For a local studio offering online classes + memberships, you’ll usually want a platform that combines:

1. Class scheduling & bookings (live classes, capacity, waitlists)
2. Membership billing (subscriptions, trials, cancellations)
3. Member portal (login, account management)
4. Member-only content (video library, courses, replays)
5. Payments + email automation

The best fit depends on whether you’re more of a live studio with digital add-ons or a Netflix-style online studio.

A few studio-specific options are also worth looking at:

• Libree focuses on branded video libraries, recurring memberships, and combining live classes with on-demand content. libree.io
• Studio Co+op is built around independent studios with bookings, payments, and member communities. studio.coop
• Class Booking focuses on class-based businesses with bookings, memberships, payments, and branded booking pages. www.class-booking.com

My shortlist by scenario:

• Yoga / Pilates / movement studio with live Zoom classes + a replay library: Arketa, Momence, or Libree
• Small studio owner wanting simple + affordable: OfferingTree, Class Booking, or Studio Co+op
• Mostly an online membership library: Kajabi or Uscreen
• Growing into multiple instructors/locations: Mindbody, Momence, or Arketa

A key question: do you need the platform to host your videos inside the member portal, or are you mainly looking for bookings + memberships with links to Zoom/Vimeo/YouTube content? That changes the best choice quite a bit.

Yes. For a local studio that combines live/online classes, recurring memberships, bookings, and a members-only content library, I’d shortlist these:

My pick for your situation

Start with Momence or Arketa.

Momence is particularly attractive if your business is still fundamentally a studio: clients book classes, buy memberships/packages, attend live online sessions, and you want payments, scheduling and automated communications in one system. Recent studio-owner discussions also show Momence being used positively for this type of operation. www.heymarvelous.com

Arketa is worth a serious look if the digital membership/content side is central to your business—for example, members pay monthly and get access to a library of recorded classes in addition to live classes. That's closer to a "Netflix for my studio" model than traditional studio-management software.

I'd be less inclined to choose Mindbody for your specific use case. It's excellent for bookings, payments, memberships and physical-studio operations, but third-party analysis specifically notes that it isn't particularly strong for structured on-demand courses/content libraries. www.heymarvelous.comwww.mindbodyonline.com

One important distinction

Before you choose, decide whether your "member-only content" means:

A. A library of recorded workouts/classes
→ Arketa / OfferingTree become especially interesting.

B. Occasional videos, PDFs, replays, and resources attached to a membership
→ Momence may be sufficient.

C. A full online course platform with modules, lessons, progress tracking, quizzes, etc.
→ I'd consider a dedicated course/membership platform rather than a traditional studio booking system.

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, etc.), roughly how many members you have, and whether the content is live Zoom classes, prerecorded videos, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 platforms and compare their current pricing and exact features.

Yes. For a local studio that also sells online classes and memberships, I’d focus on platforms that combine booking + recurring memberships + gated video/content rather than stitching together several tools.

My top picks

1. Momence — probably where I'd start

Momence is particularly well matched to your setup. It handles class and appointment scheduling, memberships/packs, payments, and on-demand video libraries and LMS courses in the same system. You can also bundle on-demand content with a membership. momence.com

That means you could have, for example:

• In-person membership: 8 studio classes/month
• Online membership: unlimited video library
• Hybrid membership: in-person + all online content
• Individual paid workshops/courses
• Member-only videos that aren't publicly accessible

It's especially attractive if your online offering is becoming a meaningful revenue stream rather than just an add-on.

2. Arketa — excellent if online content is central

Arketa is arguably the strongest fit if you're building a digital studio alongside your physical studio. Its plans include scheduling, memberships, an unlimited on-demand library, courses/programs, livestream management, and the ability to sell individual videos or rentals. www.arketa.com

Its Individual plan currently starts at $49/month when billed annually, plus a 3% Arketa transaction fee and Stripe fees. Studio plans are quote-based. www.arketa.com

3. Mindbody — powerful, but potentially more than you need

Mindbody is the heavyweight option. It has extensive booking, membership, payment, client-management, integrations, and marketing capabilities, plus its consumer marketplace can put your studio in front of people searching for classes. www.mindbodyonline.com

I'd choose it if local customer acquisition and a larger/more established operation are important. For a small independent studio primarily wanting a clean online membership experience, I'd look at Momence or Arketa first.

What I'd choose for you

Momence if your business is roughly 50%+ physical classes / 50% online content.

Arketa if you're really building a digital membership library and want the online side to feel like a polished digital studio.

Mindbody if your priority is local discovery, larger-scale studio management, and integrations.

One important distinction: if by "member-only content" you mean a Netflix-style library of videos, courses, PDFs, and content that automatically unlocks based on which membership someone buys, I'd lean Momence or Arketa. Both explicitly support the content/membership connection rather than requiring a separate membership website. momence.comstudiosoftwareadvice.com

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, art, etc.), roughly how many members you have, and whether you already have a website, I can narrow this down to the best 2 options and compare their actual costs/features for your situation.

For a local studio with online classes + memberships, you’ll usually want a platform that combines:

1. Class scheduling & bookings (live and in-person)
2. Recurring memberships & payments
3. Member accounts/portals
4. Gated content (video library, courses, replays, resources)
5. Email/community features

The best fit depends on whether your priority is studio operations or building an online membership business.

A few newer studio-focused options are also worth looking at:

• Studio Co-op — combines booking, payments, check-in, and private class communities for independent studios. studio.coop
• Punchpass — focuses on simple class booking, passes, memberships, payments, and communication. punchpass.com
• MotionHub — positions itself as an all-in-one system for scheduling, memberships, payments, websites, and online/hybrid classes. www.motionhub.studio
• Libree — designed around branded online studios with video libraries, memberships, and live class access. libree.io

My usual recommendations by business model:

If you teach mostly live classes (Zoom + studio):

• Choose Momence, Studio Co-op, Punchpass, or MotionHub.

If your goal is a Netflix-style library of recorded classes:

• Choose Kajabi, Uscreen, or Libree.

If you need both in-person and online:

• Consider a hybrid setup:
  • Studio platform for bookings/memberships
  • Video platform for your content library

For a small local studio, I’d shortlist:

1. Momence — best all-around studio experience
2. Studio Co-op — best if community is central
3. Kajabi + a booking tool — best if online memberships are your growth engine

A few details would change the recommendation:

• What type of studio is it (yoga, Pilates, fitness, dance, art, wellness, etc.)?
• How many active members do you have now?
• Do you need live Zoom classes, recorded video library, or both?
• Do members currently book through a website, app, or social media?

For a local studio that offers online classes + memberships + member-only content, I’d shortlist Momence, Mindbody, and Glofox. The best fit depends heavily on whether your business is primarily digital or a hybrid physical/online studio.

🥇 My first choice: Momence

Momence is particularly well aligned with what you described. It combines class/appointment scheduling, memberships, online bookings, and an on-demand video library, and it can bundle access to that content with memberships. It also supports courses and challenges. momence.com

That means you could have, for example:

• $99/month membership
  • 8 live online classes/month
  • unlimited member-only video library
  • member pricing for workshops
• Drop-in class — $20
• On-demand membership — $29/month
• Workshop/course — separate purchase
• Members book classes and access their content from the same account.

That's much closer to an all-in-one studio operating system than stitching together Calendly + Stripe + Zoom + Kajabi.

🥈 Mindbody

Mindbody is the more established option. It handles bookings, memberships, payments and virtual classes, including an integrated on-demand library with access restrictions for clients. momence.comwww.mindbodyonline.comwww.heymarvelous.com

I'd lean toward Mindbody if you expect to grow into a larger operation, have multiple instructors/locations, or particularly value the established Mindbody ecosystem.

🥉 Glofox

Glofox is strong for memberships, recurring billing, scheduling, booking, waitlists, and a branded member experience/app. www.glofox.com

I'd put it behind Momence for your use case because your requirement for member-only content makes Momence's integrated on-demand library particularly attractive.

One important distinction

If by "online classes" you mean live Zoom-style classes plus a library of recorded classes, I'd choose Momence.

If you mean a serious Netflix-style course library with structured modules, lessons, progress tracking, quizzes, etc., I'd look at a course platform such as Kajabi or Thinkific instead. A studio-management platform and a learning-management platform aren't quite the same thing. www.heymarvelous.com

So, based just on what you've told me: start by evaluating Momence. It is probably the closest match to bookings + recurring memberships + live online classes + gated on-demand content in one system.

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, art, music, etc.) and roughly how many members you have, I can narrow it down to 2–3 platforms and compare actual pricing, transaction fees, website/app experience, and member-content capabilities.

For a local studio that offers online classes + memberships + member-only content, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: Momence

Momence looks like the closest match to what you're describing. It combines class scheduling and bookings, memberships, payments, and an on-demand video/LMS system in one platform. You can also restrict classes to members or particular membership levels. momence.comwww.uscreen.tv

For example, you could have:

• $99/month membership → unlimited live online classes + member video library
• $49/month membership → 4 live classes/month + selected on-demand content
• Drop-in → individual live classes
• Course → separate paid multi-week program
• Members-only library → videos accessible according to the customer's membership

Momence specifically supports bundling on-demand content with memberships, as well as selling courses and video content separately. momence.com

When I'd choose Uscreen instead

If your business is becoming primarily an online video membership, I'd look seriously at Uscreen. It's built around subscription video, live streaming, gated content, communities, and branded member experiences rather than being primarily studio-management software. www.uscreen.tv

So the distinction is roughly:

Physical/local studio + online classes → Momence

Online membership/content business that happens to have live classes → Uscreen

If you tell me what kind of studio you run, roughly how many members you have, and whether classes are live Zoom-style, prerecorded, or both, I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 options and compare pricing, transaction fees, booking, subscriptions, video hosting, and member access.

For your setup—local studio + online classes + memberships + member-only content—I’d shortlist Momence and OfferingTree, with WellnessLiving as a third option.

My top pick: Momence

Momence is probably the closest match if you want one system to run both the physical studio and digital membership business.

It handles:

• Class and appointment bookings — online and in-person
• Memberships and class packs
• Recurring payments
• Live/online classes
• Member-only on-demand video libraries
• Courses/LMS content
• Automations, email, SMS and member communication
• Website booking embeds and a mobile app momence.comwww.offeringtree.comwww.wellnessliving.com

The particularly important feature for you is that Momence lets you bundle on-demand content with a membership, so you could have something like:

Studio Membership — $149/month
→ Unlimited in-person classes
→ Weekly livestream
→ Full on-demand library
→ Member-only courses

That avoids having to bolt something like Kajabi/Teachable/Patreon onto your booking system. momence.com

Strong alternative: OfferingTree

OfferingTree is especially interesting if you're a small independent studio and want simplicity.

It combines scheduling, memberships, payments, website, online classes, courses and on-demand content. It specifically supports member-only landing pages and gated digital content, including content bundled into memberships. www.offeringtree.com

I'd lean toward OfferingTree if your priority is building an online membership business around your content, rather than sophisticated studio operations.

Third: WellnessLiving

WellnessLiving is worth considering if your physical studio operations are more complex. It has booking, memberships, payments and its FitVID system for hosting an on-demand video library, including the ability to keep certain content members-only. www.wellnessliving.com

The tradeoff is that it can be more feature-heavy and operationally complex.

How I'd choose

Recent 2026 comparisons also put Momence particularly high for studios combining classes, memberships, events and on-demand content, while OfferingTree stands out for combining the website, booking, memberships and digital content. yogastudioinsider.com

For what you described, I'd demo Momence first and OfferingTree second. The deciding question is whether you think of your business primarily as a physical studio that also has digital content (Momence) or a digital/content membership business that also has a local studio (OfferingTree).

If you tell me what type of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, fitness, dance, etc.), roughly how many members you have, and whether you need Zoom/live-stream integration, I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 options and compare actual pricing + transaction fees + member-content capabilities.

For a local studio that needs bookings + memberships + online classes + member-only content in one system, I’d put Momence at the top of the shortlist.

Best fit: Momence

Momence

It covers the combination you described particularly well:

• Class bookings: online and in-person classes, appointments, schedules, waitlists, and booking restrictions. momence.comhelp.momence.com
• Memberships: recurring subscriptions, unlimited or usage-limited memberships, class packs, trials, upgrades/downgrades, etc. momence.com
• Online classes: it can handle online classes and generate secure Zoom links for them. momence.comhelp.momence.com
• Member-only content: its built-in on-demand library/LMS can host videos and courses, with access bundled into memberships. momence.com
• Community: you can create member groups and post videos, images, audio and blog-style content. momence.com
• Website integration: schedules, booking forms and other components can be embedded into your existing website. momence.com

That means you could have something like:

$99/month membership →

• unlimited live Zoom classes
• access to your on-demand video library
• member-only courses/content
• priority booking

without stitching together separate booking, subscription, and video-membership systems.

Another strong option: Mindbody

Mindbody

Mindbody is particularly established for studios and has booking, memberships, livestreaming and video-on-demand. Its virtual platform lets clients book through the schedule and access exclusive video content. www.mindbodyonline.com

I'd lean toward Mindbody if marketplace/discovery and a large established studio-management ecosystem are especially important. For a smaller studio wanting a relatively modern all-in-one setup centered around memberships + digital content, I'd investigate Momence first.

My shortlist

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, art, music, etc.), roughly how many members you have, and whether your online classes are live, prerecorded, or both, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 platforms and compare their current pricing/features.

For a local studio that sells online classes + memberships and wants member-only content, I’d shortlist these:

My first choice: Momence

For your specific combination, Momence is probably the one I'd investigate first. It is designed around studios rather than being merely a course platform, while supporting classes, memberships, online classes, courses, events, payments, marketing, and digital/video content. yogastudioinsider.comwww.heymarvelous.com

That means you could have something like:

• Public: class schedule → customer books a class
• Membership: recurring monthly membership
• Members-only: on-demand class/video library
• Online: live Zoom/virtual classes
• Workshops: separately bookable events
• Automations: welcome emails, renewal/marketing communications
• One customer account: rather than stitching together several services

That's a particularly good fit if you're operating more like a boutique studio/community than a pure online course business.

OfferingTree is worth a serious look

If your member-only content is just as important as bookings, I'd compare Momence against OfferingTree. Current comparisons specifically highlight its combination of scheduling, memberships, website, on-demand content, and automations. studiosoftwareadvice.com

I'd lean OfferingTree if your business is moving toward:

"Join my studio → get access to a library of classes/programs → attend live classes when you want."

I'd lean Momence if it's more:

"Join my studio → book classes → manage your membership → also get access to online content."

I wouldn't make Mindbody my first choice

Mindbody is excellent for traditional studio operations—scheduling, memberships, payments, staff, attendance, and marketplace discovery—but its digital/on-demand content capabilities are less compelling for a studio where online content is central. yogastudioinsider.comwww.heymarvelous.com

For a local studio, though, it's worth knowing that businesses around Midland already use Mindbody-style booking workflows; for example, Midland Yoga Works has used Mindbody for signups. That makes it a familiar option locally, but familiarity doesn't necessarily make it the best fit for your online membership model.

The decision I'd make

If I were choosing for your business today:

1. Momence — best balance of bookings + memberships + online content
2. OfferingTree — best if digital/member content is central
3. Arketa — worth comparing if you want a more premium digital experience
4. Mindbody — choose mainly if sophisticated in-person studio operations/marketplace are the priority
5. Kajabi — choose if you're becoming primarily an online education/content business

One important distinction: "member-only content" can mean either a simple private video library or a real course/membership portal with structured programs and progress tracking. The latter changes my recommendation quite a bit.

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, art, etc.), roughly how many members you have, and whether your content is live, prerecorded, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 platforms and compare their current pricing/features.

For your setup, I’d put Momence at the top of the list.

Best fits

🥇 My pick: Momence

It is unusually well matched to what you described because it combines the studio-management side and the online-content side.

Momence supports:

• Online and in-person class scheduling and bookings
• Recurring and usage-based memberships
• Member-specific booking restrictions
• On-demand video libraries
• Structured LMS courses
• On-demand subscriptions that can be bundled with memberships
• Community groups with posts, videos, images and discussions
• Payments, messaging, marketing and reporting in the same system momence.com

For example, you could have:

$99/month Studio Membership
→ unlimited live Zoom classes
→ member-only on-demand library
→ weekly new videos
→ priority booking
→ private member community

And the membership can control access to the on-demand content rather than requiring you to stitch together several different services. Momence specifically supports bundling on-demand libraries/courses with membership offerings. help.momence.com

Explore Momence

🥈 Kajabi if content is the main product

Kajabi would be my choice if you're primarily an online education/membership business that happens to offer some live classes.

It has strong native support for gated courses, recurring memberships, communities, tiered access, subscriptions and automated marketing. www.kajabi.com

Its weakness for a physical/local studio is that class scheduling and studio operations aren't its core strength. Momence is much more purpose-built around classes, appointments, instructors and studio memberships.

Explore Kajabi

Bottom line

If you have regular scheduled classes + memberships + a growing on-demand library → Momence.

If you're mostly selling courses/content/community online → Kajabi.

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, art, music, etc.), how many classes you offer per week, and roughly how many members you have, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options and compare their current pricing, transaction fees, apps, Zoom integration, and member-content capabilities.

For a local studio that offers online classes + memberships + member-only content, I’d shortlist these three:

My pick: Momence

Momence looks like the closest match to what you're describing. It combines class/appointment booking, memberships and packs, payments, and an on-demand library/LMS rather than requiring separate systems. momence.com

The particularly useful part for you is that you can make a membership include access to specific on-demand collections or your entire video library. So, for example:

$99/month Studio Membership

• 8 live online classes/month
• Member booking privileges
• Full access to your recorded class library
• Member-only courses/PDFs
• Automatic recurring billing

Momence also supports structured courses, PDFs, quizzes, and drip-released content, so you're not limited to simply putting videos behind a paywall. help.momence.com

Arketa is the other one I'd seriously consider

Arketa is particularly appealing if you're a relatively small wellness/fitness studio and want a polished, simpler client experience. Its plans include scheduling, memberships, an unlimited on-demand library, programs/courses, and livestream management. www.arketa.com

Its current individual pricing starts at $49/month when billed annually, plus a 3% transaction fee and Stripe fees, although studio plans are quote-based. www.arketa.com

When I'd choose Mindbody

Mindbody is worth considering if you expect to grow into a larger operation with multiple instructors, locations, staff, or more sophisticated studio-management requirements. It supports online booking alongside virtual classes and member-exclusive on-demand content. www.mindbodyonline.com

However, for a small/local studio whose core requirement is “book classes + sell memberships + give members a private content library,” I'd start with Momence and Arketa rather than Mindbody.

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, art, music, etc.) and roughly how many members you have, I can narrow it down to the best 1–2 platforms and compare their current pricing and fees.

For a local studio that offers online classes + memberships + member-only content, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: Momence

For your particular model, Momence looks like the strongest fit. It combines class/appointment booking, memberships and packs, payments, and an on-demand library/LMS in one system. You can also restrict bookings based on membership/customer type. momence.com

The particularly useful part for you is the member-only content. Momence lets you create video collections or structured courses, then connect them to a membership. So, for example:

$99/month Studio Membership
→ 8 live online classes/month
→ unlimited booking of certain classes
→ access to your entire on-demand library
→ member-only PDFs/courses

You can also make content available on its own as an on-demand subscription. help.momence.com

Arketa is the main alternative

Arketa is worth looking at if the customer-facing experience and branding are especially important. Its studio plans include scheduling, memberships, unlimited on-demand video, courses/programs, and—in higher tiers—a custom branded mobile app. www.arketa.com

Mindbody

Mindbody is a good option if you expect to grow substantially or want its broader wellness ecosystem. Its virtual platform supports livestreaming and video-on-demand, including exclusive content for clients. momence.comwww.arketa.comwww.mindbodyonline.com

However, for a smaller independent studio, I'd start by comparing Momence vs. Arketa. They're closer to the "one modern platform for my whole studio" experience rather than stitching together a booking system, membership system, and separate course/video platform.

If you tell me what kind of studio you run (yoga, Pilates, dance, fitness, art, etc.), roughly how many members you have, and whether classes are live Zoom-style or prerecorded, I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 and compare pricing, transaction fees, website/app experience, and member-content features.