Find the Right Class,
at the Right Price.
Describe the class you want, your budget and the times you can make. The assistant shortlists real Yoga and Pilates studios from our directory, and every price it quotes comes with the date it was last checked.
- Free, no sign up
- Real listings only, never invented
- Every price carries its checked date
What You Can Ask
The assistant is built for the questions people actually get stuck on before their first class, and the ones studio owners ask before they claim a listing.
Pick a Class Style
Twenty nine styles across Yoga and Pilates, and the differences matter more than the names suggest. Describe what you want from a class and get pointed at the right one.
Check a Price Before You Go
Drop in, class pack or membership. Find out what a style usually costs nationally, and what individual studios charge where their price has been checked.
Find an Intro Offer
The cheapest way to try a studio is almost always its new client offer. The assistant surfaces the ones on record, with the date each was checked.
Start as a Beginner
First class nerves are the most common reason people never book. Ask what happens, what to bring, and which class on the schedule is the one to start with.
Fit It Around Work
A studio you cannot get to is the wrong studio. Filter by early morning, evening and weekend classes rather than by rating alone.
Compare Two Studios
Price, class styles, equipment, schedule and how recently each one was checked, side by side, without opening six tabs.
Ask the Assistant
Type a question below. Include your city, your budget per class and the times you can get there, and the answer gets a lot more useful.
Getting a better answer
Class Styles It Knows
National price bands are what studios across the country charge for each style. An individual studio sets its own price, and its profile shows the date that price was checked.
Pilates
All pilates stylesReformer Pilates
Spring resistance Pilates on a Reformer bed. The most booked studio format in the country.
Mat Pilates
Floor based Pilates using body weight and small props. The most affordable way to start.
Beginner Pilates
Foundations and level 1 classes built for a first visit, on mat or Reformer.
Private Pilates
One to one sessions with a single instructor, usually across the full equipment range.
Hot Pilates
High intensity mat Pilates in a heated room, usually between 95 and 105 degrees.
Yoga
All yoga stylesHot Yoga
Yoga in a heated room, typically 90 to 105 degrees, across a range of sequences.
Vinyasa Yoga
Breath linked flowing sequences. The most widely taught studio format.
Beginner Yoga
Foundations classes that teach the postures before asking you to flow through them.
Yin Yoga
Long passive holds of three to five minutes targeting connective tissue.
Hatha Yoga
Postures held individually at a slower pace, with breath work alongside.
Prenatal Yoga
Pregnancy appropriate Yoga taught by instructors with prenatal training.
Cities It Covers
We would rather cover 21 cities properly than list five hundred with nothing in them. Ask about a city that is not here and the assistant will say so instead of inventing studios.
How It Works
Three steps, and the last one happens with the studio directly.
Describe What You Want
City, Yoga or Pilates, the class style if you know it, your budget per class, and the times you can actually get there. The schedule is the constraint most people forget, and it is usually the one that decides whether they keep going.
Get a Shortlist You Can Check
Real listings, with the styles each studio teaches, the prices on record and the date each one was last checked. Where a price has not been confirmed, the assistant says so rather than dressing up a guess as a fact.
Book With the Studio
Open a profile, check the intro offer, and book on the studio's own system. There is no quote form and no middleman, and we take no commission on your booking.
AI Assistant: Frequently Asked Questions
It reads two things: our class style taxonomy, which covers what each style is, how long a class runs and what it typically costs across the US, and our live studio listings, which carry each studio's own prices, class styles, schedule signals and intro offer. You ask a question in plain language and it answers from those, with links to the pages the answers came from.
Only when that studio's price is on record, and it will tell you the date the price was last checked. If a studio has not published a price, the assistant says so and sends you to the studio's own booking page rather than guessing. A national range for a kind of class is always labelled as a national range, never as one studio's price.
Because a price without a date on it is not information. Schedules change every term and prices change every year, so every price, schedule and intro offer on this site is stored with the date it was last checked, and that date is shown. Other directories scrape a price once and leave it there. That is the difference the dates are there to make visible.
Free, with no sign up. There is a message limit per conversation to keep costs sane, and you can start a new chat as often as you like.
No. Booking happens on the studio's own system, and we take no commission on it. The assistant gets you to the right studio profile, where the booking link and the studio's own schedule live.
You can ask what a class involves, and the assistant will answer factually. It will not tell you a class treats, cures or rehabilitates anything, because that is not a claim a directory gets to make. For an injury, a pregnancy or a medical condition, speak to your doctor or physical therapist, and tell the studio before class so the instructor can adjust.
We are at launch stage and deliberately narrow. There are 21 cities with published pages, led by the Seattle metro and its satellite cities. If you ask about a city we have not covered, the assistant will say so rather than invent listings, and will offer the nearest city we do have.
No. Sponsored studios appear in a separate block with a visible sponsored label, and they never quietly outrank organic results. The assistant recommends from the same organic data the directory pages use: what a studio teaches, where it is, what it charges, and how recently that was checked.
Yes, and that is half its job. Ask it how to claim your listing, what claiming unlocks, how the four listing states work, and what the studio owner services cost. Claiming is free and lets you set your own prices, styles, schedule, intro offer and booking link.
Ready to Find Your Studio?
Ask the assistant, or browse the directory yourself. Both run on the same listings, and both show you when a price was last checked.