Resovu

Overview

Resovu brings online bookings, customer records and payments together for service businesses, including studios that run classes. It is a strong fit for a small team that wants clients to book and manage sessions online; its free plan is useful for a limited operation, but modest monthly booking and staffing caps make the paid tiers more realistic as a business grows.

Key features

Bookings and classes

Customers can book through either a step-by-step wizard or a single-page form, and the booking page is mobile optimized. Configurable class capacity and live seat availability help studios avoid taking more bookings than a class can accommodate. Instructor scheduling, waitlists and recurring classes suit businesses with a regular timetable, while weekly, biweekly or monthly recurring bookings are generated automatically rather than having to be set up each time.

Customer management and payments

A branded self-service portal lets customers manage, rebook or reschedule appointments and track loyalty points. Resovu supports Stripe card payments and bank transfers by QR code, in CZK and EUR. The combination suits businesses that want booking and payment collection in the same system, though card fees vary significantly by plan. CSV exports for customer and booking records and customer-downloadable PDF invoices provide useful ways to retain or retrieve records.

Integrations, security and support

Two-way Google Calendar sync, Zapier and real-time webhooks can connect bookings with other workflows. The REST API is reserved for Enterprise, so businesses needing API access must choose the highest-priced plan. Resovu describes AES-256-GCM encryption for sensitive fields, HTTPS/TLS data transfer, tenant isolation, role-based access controls and rate limiting. Data is stored in an EU data center in Frankfurt. Support is offered in Czech and English; Enterprise adds priority support.

Pricing

Resovu has a free plan and a 14-day trial. The plans scale service, booking and team limits while lowering card fees, making the right tier dependent not just on monthly cost but also on transaction volume and staffing.

• Free — free: 3 services, 45 bookings/month and 1 team member, with a card payment fee of 2,9 % + €0,15. It is a sensible way for a solo provider to start, but the booking cap and single seat leave little room for a busy schedule or a team.
• Starter — €12 a month: 10 services, 300 bookings/month and 3 team members; card fee is 1,9 % + €0,1. This is the practical step up for a small studio that has outgrown the free limits.
• Professional — €24 a month: 25 services, 1 000 bookings/month and 10 team members; card fee is 1,5 % + €0,05. It gives a growing operation substantially more capacity without moving to unlimited pricing.
• Business — €39 a month: unlimited services, bookings and team members, with a 0,9 % + €0,04 card fee. It is the clearest fit for a larger or higher-volume business that would otherwise run into quotas.
• Enterprise — €59 a month: unlimited services, bookings and team members, and a 0,5 % card fee. It also includes priority support, and it is the only plan with a REST API.

The free plan's high card fee and low booking allowance can make it a poor long-term choice for a provider taking regular card payments. For heavier card volume, the lower fees on paid plans may matter alongside their larger quotas; the difference between Business and Enterprise is chiefly the lower fee and Enterprise-only API and priority support.

Platforms

Resovu runs on the web, and booking channels are web-based. The mobile-optimized booking page helps customers make bookings on phones, but Resovu is not described as a native mobile app.

Who it's for

Resovu is aimed at service providers, with beauty salons, fitness studios and massage studios among its stated audiences. Its class capacity, waitlists, instructor scheduling and recurring classes make it particularly relevant to studios running group sessions. It is less compelling for businesses that need native mobile apps, or for a solo provider whose 45 monthly bookings are insufficient and who does not want a recurring subscription.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Class capacity, live seat availability, waitlists and recurring classes support the practical scheduling needs of group fitness businesses.
• Pro: The branded portal combines customer booking management with loyalty-point tracking and rescheduling.
• Pro: CSV exports, PDF invoices and EU-based Frankfurt storage support record access and data handling needs.
• Con: The free plan stops at 45 bookings/month and 1 team member, limiting its usefulness once a business has steady demand or multiple staff.
• Con: The card fee falls from 2,9 % + €0,15 on Free to 0,5 % on Enterprise, so transaction costs can be a meaningful plan-selection factor.
• Con: Resovu is web-only, and REST API access requires Enterprise.

Alternatives

For a broader set of fitness scheduling options, see Fitness Class Scheduling Software.

• ClassWolf is worth considering for course-based programs that can work within its free allowance of 3 courses, 3 disciplines, 3 teachers and 30 students; that tier excludes fee collection, reports, communications and online payments.
• YogaCRM is an option for a yoga teacher who wants Android, iOS and web access; its Solo Teacher plan is $2,919 a month, with up to 1 team member, unlimited bookings and 0% platform fee on online bookings.
• Momence uses custom pricing tailored to each business, so it is an alternative for buyers who prefer a sales quote to a published plan price.
• DANZ is an alternative with Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows support; its DANZ Solo plan costs €49 a month, excluding VAT, with no commitment and monthly cancellation.
• Arketa is worth comparing if Android or iOS access matters; its Individual plan is $49 a month billed annually, with a 3% transaction fee plus Stripe fees and one team member login.
• Eversports Manager offers a Light plan at €49 a month with annual billing and up to 49 bookings per month, for studios looking for a paid alternative with studio-management functions.
• Pike13 is a paid option with Android, iOS, web and API platforms; its Essential plan is $159 a month, billed monthly on a 12-month contract, with unlimited staff seats and client profiles.
• PM Course Booking is another web-based paid alternative.

Verdict

Choose Resovu if you run a service business or fitness studio that needs online booking, class capacity controls, customer self-service and payments in one web system. The free tier gives a solo provider a clear way to start, and paid plans add meaningful headroom while reducing card fees. Look elsewhere if native mobile apps are essential, or if Resovu's booking caps, card charges or Enterprise-only API do not fit your operation.