The full price ladder in public
Drop in, class packs, memberships, private sessions. Prospective clients self qualify on price before they contact you, which cuts the enquiries that were never going to convert.
Verified and growth tiers with analytics, lead tracking and labelled sponsored placement.
The verified tier publishes your full price ladder, schedule, photos and intro offer, and gives you profile analytics. The growth tier adds lead capture, conversion tracking, a competitor visibility report and review tools. Paid placement is always labelled as sponsored and never silently outranks organic listings.

A claimed profile carries your prices and your schedule, and for a lot of studios that is enough. What it does not carry is the evidence a first time client uses to choose between you and the three studios on the same list: the full price ladder rather than one figure, the intro offer, real photographs of your room and your apparatus. It also tells you nothing about who read the page and did not call.
Drop in, class packs, memberships, private sessions. Prospective clients self qualify on price before they contact you, which cuts the enquiries that were never going to convert.
Profile views, booking link clicks, phone reveals and direction taps, by day. You find out whether the traffic problem is reach or conversion instead of guessing.
Enquiries arrive by email with the page they came from attached, so you know which class style and which neighborhood is actually producing them.
On the growth tier. Where your listing sits against the other studios in your catchment on the pages that matter, and which of the four verification states each of them holds.


Every paid tier sits on top of a claimed profile. Claiming is free, so start there and take the trial afterwards if the free profile is not doing enough.
The tier unlocks the fields. It does not write them. A verified badge above three empty sections converts worse than a complete free listing.
Views against clicks tells you which of the two problems you have. A month is the shortest honest window, because a single week moves on weather and school holidays.
If views are healthy and clicks are not, lead capture and review tools are the right next spend. If views are thin, the money belongs in local SEO instead and we will say so.
From $29 per month
Starting range, not a quote
Priced per location. Multi location operators are quoted on the number of profiles, not on a per site list price. Tell us how many locations you run and what software you are on and we will give you a real number.
If nobody is reaching your profile yet, a paid tier makes a quiet page prettier and no busier. Reach is a local SEO problem, and $500 a month there will do more for you than $79 here. We would rather tell you that than take the $79.
That somebody here checked the business details behind the listing, not that you paid. The badge and the plan are separate things, and the site keeps listed, claimed, verified and enhanced verified as four distinct states.
No. Sponsored placement renders in its own block with a visible sponsored label, above the organic list and never mixed into it. A directory that quietly sells its ranking order is worth nothing to the visitor and, before long, nothing to the advertiser either.
Verified is $29 per month and publishes the full profile: pricing, schedule, photos, video, intro offer and analytics. Growth is $79 per month and adds lead capture and tracking, a competitor visibility report, review tools, a monthly performance report and eligibility for featured placement.
Both tiers carry a 14 day trial. If you cancel, the profile drops back to the free claimed listing rather than disappearing, so your prices and schedule stay published.
Per location, because each one is a separate profile with its own analytics. Tell us how many you run and we will give you a real number rather than four times the list price.