bsport vs Time2book: summary
bsport is studio management software from Paris, used by thousands of boutique studios across Europe and beyond. It covers class scheduling, payments, a branded member app, email, SMS and push marketing with AI tools, instructor payroll, and a consumer app where clients find and book studios. You get a dedicated account manager and a migration team. For a growing studio brand or a chain, it's a serious platform.
The trade-off is how you buy it. Prices aren't published, there's no free trial, and you start with a demo and a quote. Reviewers describe 12-month contracts, and the branded app only comes on the higher plans. For a small studio, that's a lot of commitment before you've tried it.
Time2book is built for small and growing class-based studios: class scheduling, memberships, class packs, reminders, payments and client management, with appointments too. Pricing is published, locations are unlimited, and you can start a free trial today.
Pricing: who's cheaper?
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bsport only quotes prices after a demo. Time2book publishes every plan, with monthly billing you can cancel anytime.
bsport lists five plans on its pricing page: Start, Build, Engage, Elevate and Scale (custom, for multi-location and franchises). Each one says "get a quote". bsport says setup and migration cost nothing extra and that new studios get a free period and lower pricing at the start of their contract. Software directories such as Capterra list it from about €150/month, but that's not a bsport figure, so treat it as an estimate.
Time2book lists every plan on the pricing page: Starter for solo trainers at $29/month billed yearly ($39 monthly), Growth with 5 team members at $59 ($79), and Professional with unlimited team members at $99 ($129). Payments go through your own Stripe account, at Stripe's standard rate plus a 0.9% platform fee.
| bsport | Time2book | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Quote after a demo (est. from €150/month) | Starter: $29/month yearly, $39 monthly |
| Free trial | No, demo only | 7 days, no card needed |
| Card fees | Set in your contract, not published | Stripe's rate, plus 0.9% |
If you need bsport's extras, the quote may be worth it. If you mainly need classes, passes and payments, you can see Time2book's full price before you talk to anyone.
Classes, class packs and memberships
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Both handle classes, packs, memberships and waitlists well. bsport adds spot booking and AI class filling on higher plans.
bsport runs recurring classes, workshops and one-to-one appointments, with a smart waitlist that refills cancelled spots. Higher plans add choose-your-spot booking, automated instructor substitution and Zoom livestreams, and it syncs with ClassPass. Credit packs, memberships and contracts are all supported.
Time2book lets you sell drop-ins, class packs and recurring memberships from your booking page. Credits come off automatically when a client books, memberships renew on their own, and clients can see what they have left. On the Professional plan, when a class is full, clients join the waitlist and the next person is booked automatically if a spot opens. One-to-one appointments work alongside your class schedule.
Payments and payment processing
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bsport runs payments for you at rates set in your contract. Time2book uses your own Stripe account at Stripe's rate plus 0.9%.
bsport processes cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and SEPA direct debit, plus in-person payments, and retries failed membership payments. Its processing rates aren't published; its help centre says they're set in your contract. Since June 2026, fees come off each payout.
Time2book uses Stripe for online and in-person payments, with Apple Pay and Google Pay. You sell drop-ins, class packs and memberships and coupon codes (plus gift cards from the Growth plan), and payouts go straight to your own Stripe account, so you always see Stripe's own rate plus our 0.9%.
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Booking experience for your clients
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Both offer a branded app on higher plans. bsport adds its own consumer app; Time2book's booking page works on any device with no app needed.
bsport gives you a booking widget for your website on every plan. From the Engage plan up, you get a branded member app with your logo and colours and push notifications. Clients can also find you in bsport's own consumer app, which lists thousands of partner studios.
Time2book gives you a booking page with your studio's name and schedule that works on any phone, tablet or laptop, with no app to download. Clients pick a class, buy a pass or use one they have, pay with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and get a confirmation. Booking a class takes about 40 seconds on average. On the Professional plan, you also get your own branded iOS and Android app with push notifications, at no extra cost.
Marketing, reporting and team tools
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bsport has more here: AI marketing, automated journeys and instructor payroll. Time2book covers reminders, with email marketing on Professional.
bsport includes an email builder with AI, SMS and push messages, automated journeys, referral links and dashboards for retention, revenue and trial conversion. Higher plans add AI audience targeting. Instructor payroll handles flat rates, attendance-based pay and cover teachers. Some reviewers find the reports hard to navigate.
Time2book sends booking confirmations, reminders and membership expiry reminders on its own, includes analytics for bookings and revenue, and, on the Professional plan, offers email marketing to bring back clients who stopped booking. It's simpler, and it has fewer marketing tools than bsport.
Setup, contracts and support
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bsport is sales-led with an account manager and a 3–4 week migration. Time2book is self-serve, with monthly plans and free migration.
bsport starts with a demo and a quote. You get a dedicated account manager, a migration team that moves members, passes and subscriptions into a test account for you to check, and 24/7 chat support in six languages. bsport says migration takes 3–4 weeks. Contract terms aren't published, and several Capterra reviewers mention 12-month contracts that are hard to cancel early, so ask before you sign.
Time2book lets you sign up and start building your schedule straight away, with a 7-day free trial and no card needed. Most studios set up their timetable, passes and memberships in an afternoon. There's no setup fee, monthly plans can be cancelled at any time, and we migrate your data for free. Every plan includes email support, and Professional adds dedicated support. Unlimited locations are included on every plan.
Who each tool is best for
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Pick bsport for a growing studio brand that wants a branded app and AI marketing. Pick Time2book for simple, self-serve studio software.
Choose bsport if you run a busy boutique studio or a group of locations, want a branded app, automated marketing journeys and instructor payroll in one place, and are happy to commit to a contract with an account manager guiding setup.
Choose Time2book if you run a Pilates, yoga, barre, dance or boutique fitness studio and want class scheduling, packs, memberships and payments with published prices, a free trial and no long contract. Compare plans on the pricing page.
