RocketClass vs TeamUp
TeamUp's price scales with your customer count, and a kids' club is all customers.
TeamUp: management software for gyms, studios and fitness businesses, priced by your number of active customers.
TeamUp is a mature, well-liked product for fitness businesses, sold month to month with no contract. Its pricing slider moves with your active customer count, which reads reasonably for a gym, and cuts against a children's club, where every child in every class is another customer on the meter.
How RocketClass and TeamUp compare
| RocketClass | TeamUp | |
|---|---|---|
| How the price scales | It does not. Flat at any size | Steps up with your active customer count |
| What it costs | £29 or £59 a month, on the pricing page | Usage-based bands; shown in your currency on their page |
| Cut of your bookings | None. We take 0% | No percentage on bookings either |
| Contract | Monthly, cancel anytime | Monthly, cancel anytime, no setup fee |
| Built for children's clubs | Yes. Children on the booking, medical notes, consent, ages | Built for gyms, studios and adult fitness |
| Maturity for fitness businesses | We are young and built for one niche | Years of depth: memberships, packs, integrations |
TeamUp’s plans
- Under 100 customersThe entry band of the pricing slider
- 101 to 200The published example band, $189 a month
- Beyond 200The slider steps on: 300, 400, 500, 501+
TeamUp shows its bands in your own currency on its pricing page, so we link rather than print a pounds figure that would be wrong for some readers. The shape is the point: a kids' club with three full classes a night climbs the bands fast, because every child counts as an active customer.
Where these figures come from
- TeamUp publishes usage-based pricing that scales in bands by active customers (its example shows $189 a month for 101 to 200 customers), a custom branded app at $99 a month, and month-to-month terms with no setup fee. Source
- Our own prices are on our pricing page, and they are the same prices you pay.
Checked 20 August 2026. Plans change, and we would rather be accurate than flattering: if anything here is wrong or out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
When to choose TeamUp instead
If you run a gym or studio, or an adult fitness business with high-value memberships and modest headcount, TeamUp's model and maturity fit well and we would not be the better choice.
Questions people actually ask
Is TeamUp expensive for a kids' club?
It depends entirely on your headcount, which is the problem: children's clubs run high headcounts at modest prices, so a per-customer model charges you for exactly the thing you are good at. Put your real numbers against their bands and ours (£29 or £59 flat) and the answer falls out.
What does TeamUp do better?
Adult fitness. Memberships, class packs, integrations and years of product depth for gyms and studios. If that is your business, it is a strong choice.
What is a good TeamUp alternative for a children's club?
One priced per club rather than per customer, and shaped around children: medical notes and consent on the register, terms, sibling discounts, instalments on Pro. We charge £29 or £59 a month at any headcount.
Built for clubs like yours
Try it against your own numbers.
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