OfferingTree

What OfferingTree is

OfferingTree is business software for wellness professionals, solo practitioners and studios, combining booking, payments, marketing and digital content. It schedules classes, appointments, workshops, retreats, events and family bookings. Users can host video libraries, courses and challenges as on-demand content, and the platform includes email marketing and automation. Its dashboard handles credit and debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, as well as memberships, packages, refunds, cancellation fees and payment plans. Listed integrations include Zoom, ClassPass, Google Calendar, Zapier, and Facebook and Instagram ad integrations. Clients can use Apple and Android apps; a custom branded app is an add-on listed at $100/mo. Plans start at $26 a month billed annually, with a 14-day trial and no free plan. The Essentials plan is $26 a month billed annually, or $35/mo billed monthly, and includes one team member, two automations and a 2.9% transaction fee plus processing fees. OfferingTree says its fit is independently owned studios with up to five locations, not franchisors. Email and chat support are listed for every plan.

Who it suits

It suits wellness professionals, solo practitioners and independently owned studios with up to five locations. The range of booking types and payment tools may fit businesses offering both in-person sessions and on-demand content.

Limits

There is no free plan, and the trial lasts 14 days. Essentials is limited to one team member and two automations and has a 2.9% transaction fee plus processing fees.

Getting started

1. Visit the OfferingTree website.
2. Choose a plan, starting with Essentials at $26 a month billed annually, or select monthly billing.
3. Use the 14-day trial to try the service.
4. Use the web platform or client apps for Apple and Android devices.
5. Add the custom branded mobile app for $100/mo if needed.

Verdict

OfferingTree combines bookings, payment management, marketing and digital content for wellness businesses. Its trial provides a way to evaluate the paid service, but the maker says it is not currently aimed at franchisors.