About Yoga Pilates Search
A directory of Yoga and Pilates studios built around one idea: a price without a date on it is not information.
Why we built this
Finding a studio is harder than it should be. Prices are buried behind a booking login, schedules live inside a widget that will not load on a phone, and the directories that do list studios scraped their data once and never went back. So you end up opening eleven tabs to answer two questions: what does a class cost, and when is there one I can actually get to.
We collect those two answers, keep them current, and show you when we last checked. That is the whole product.
How verification works
Every studio sits in one of four states, and we show which one on the profile rather than blurring them into a single badge.
- Listed. Imported from public business data. We have not spoken to anyone.
- Claimed. The owner proved they control the business and can edit the profile.
- Verified. We checked the business details ourselves.
- Verified plus. Website ownership or a connected booking account was also proven.
How listings are ranked
Organic order is based on relevance to what you searched, how complete and how recently verified the profile is, review volume and distance. Paying us does not move a studio up that list. Sponsored placements exist, and they appear in a separate block with a sponsored label on it. If we ever quietly sold the organic ranking, the directory would stop being worth reading, including to the people paying for the placement.
How we make money
Two ways. Studios can pay for a verified or growth listing that publishes their full pricing, schedule and analytics. And we build websites, run local SEO and integrate booking software for studio owners who want that work done properly. Nothing on the consumer side ever costs you anything, and we take no cut of a booking.
Where we are so far
8 cities live, 29 class styles mapped across Pilates and Yoga, and more added as we verify them. We build a city out fully before publishing it rather than shipping a national map of empty pages, which is why this list is shorter than it could be.