Zenamu

Zenamu combines booking, client records and payment collection for studios, instructors and appointment-based professionals. It is at its strongest for businesses managing both classes and one-to-one services; the main caveat is that monthly order caps rise by plan, so frequent bookings can quickly rule out the free tier.

Overview

Rather than just providing a timetable, Zenamu covers group classes, courses, workshops and individual appointments alongside client management and payments. Intake forms, client histories, packages, memberships and treatment-room scheduling make it relevant to service businesses that need to coordinate client information and space as well as bookings.

The company was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic. Its operator is Fyooga s.r.o., with a registered office in Janov nad Nisou, Czech Republic.

Key features

Bookings and automation

Four embeddable widgets handle appointments, class schedules, courses and workshops, giving businesses a way to place the relevant booking flow on their own website. Automatic reminders and payment confirmations can reduce routine follow-up. For group sessions, Zenamu can offer vacancies to people on a waitlist and cancel a session if it falls below a configured minimum. Those rules are useful for managing attendance, though the order caps still determine which plan can support the resulting volume.

Payments and integrations

Clients can pay by card or PayPal, with Apple Pay and Google Pay also supported. Integrations include Stripe and PayPal for payments; Google, Apple and Outlook calendars via iCal; Mailchimp, MailerLite, SmartEmailing and Ecomail; and Meta Pixel and Google Analytics 4. This is a broad set of connections for coordinating calendars, marketing and analytics without limiting the product to booking alone.

Mobile, support and account control

The iOS and Android app is a Progressive Web App installed through a browser rather than an app store. That avoids an app-store installation, but it is a different route from a conventional store-distributed app. Standard includes in-app AI chat and human support, and the help center has more than 200 articles. Users can export contacts and orders and close their account themselves without a notice period, useful safeguards for businesses that want control over their data and exit.

Pricing

Zenamu is freemium, with a free plan and a 14-day trial. The Getting Started plan costs nothing and permits 30 orders per month with one teacher account. It is a reasonable starting point for a solo instructor with modest volume, but the order ceiling and single account make it a poor fit for a growing studio.

Paid plans are presented as billed monthly or annually, but have custom pricing. Standard allows 150 orders per month, Expert allows 500, and Ultimate has unlimited orders. Standard is the next step for a business that exceeds the free cap; Expert suits higher-volume booking, while Ultimate removes the stated monthly order ceiling. The published plan facts do not establish other seat allowances or billing renewal terms, so those should not be assumed when comparing costs.

Enterprise also has custom pricing and is described as contact for pricing, but no order allowance is given. Zenamu’s headline paid-from price is €16/mo; that provides a starting point, not a complete cost comparison across the paid tiers.

Platforms

Zenamu supports web, Android and iOS, as well as an API. Its mobile app is installed as a browser-based Progressive Web App on iOS and Android rather than downloaded from an app store.

Who it's for

Zenamu is a good match for studios and independent instructors combining scheduled group activities with appointments, particularly where waitlists, packages or memberships matter. Massage therapists and personal trainers can also use its one-to-one booking, client history and treatment-room scheduling. A solo operator with fewer than 30 monthly orders can begin on the free plan; a busier business should weigh the higher caps against custom-priced paid plans. It is less suitable for buyers who need a published paid-tier price before evaluating the cost.

Pros and cons

• Pros: One platform supports classes, courses, workshops and one-to-one appointments, making it relevant to mixed-service businesses.
• Pros: Waitlist fills and minimum-attendance cancellations can automate two recurring class-management tasks.
• Pros: Card, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay options give clients several ways to pay.
• Pros: Contact and order export, plus self-service account closure without a notice period, support data portability and a clear exit.
• Cons: Getting Started is capped at 30 orders per month and one teacher account, limiting its usefulness once a solo business grows.
• Cons: Standard, Expert and Ultimate have custom pricing, making plan-to-plan cost comparisons difficult.
• Cons: The mobile app is a browser-installed PWA, not an app-store download.

Alternatives

For massage practices, compare Massage Therapy Software; for a yoga-focused studio search, see Yoga Studio Software.

Pronto is worth considering if a self-hosted or desktop option matters: it supports Linux, macOS and Windows as well as web, and its free plan allows 100 clients and 50 bookings per month, compared with Zenamu’s 30 monthly orders. WellnessLiving may suit a buyer seeking a paid studio platform with Android, iOS and web support; its Starter plan is $62 a month billed annually and includes classes and appointments booking, client and staff apps, and POS. Somavue is an option for those preferring usage-based charges to a subscription: it charges 1.0% of what clients pay through it, with Stripe card fees separate.

Starta.one may suit an owner-only business: its free Starta Lite plan includes unlimited bookings and a personal booking website. CliniForm is another freemium alternative with API and web platforms. Kneadly offers a free plan for up to 25 clients and one therapist account, making it worth comparing for a small therapy practice. Stillpoint has a free plan for one practitioner, two services and eight appointments per month, a lower appointment limit than Zenamu’s free monthly order cap. Corterra Book is another option for buyers comparing appointment-booking software.

Verdict

Choose Zenamu if your studio or solo practice needs one system for varied bookings, payments and client management, especially if class waitlists and attendance rules will save routine work. Its breadth is compelling, but the 30-order free cap is restrictive and paid plans use custom pricing. If your volume is already high or you need transparent subscription costs before committing, compare alternatives first.