Switch to gym software built for martial arts — no exit fees, no per-location pricing, and no monthly subscription that spikes as you grow.
Member caps per tier mean growth pushes you into a higher plan — the software bill jumps in steps, not with revenue.
One price rule for every gym: 2% on memberships ($2 minimum), 3% on seminars/merch/drop-ins, $0 on POS. No tiers to decode, no quote to chase.
Payments route through GymRocket's platform integrations rather than a Stripe account you own.
Every feature included — white-labeled member app, AI churn alerts, waivers, training journal. Nothing is sold back to you as an add-on.
Moving your roster in — and later out — is typically on you: exports, imports, and re-onboarding members yourself.
Done-for-you migration, included in the one-time $499 setup: we import your roster from your current software, set up Stripe Connect with you on a call, and theme the app to your brand.
Want the unspun, side-by-side version? Read the full OLM vs GymRocket breakdown — including where they beat us.
CompareYes. Both products target martial arts gyms specifically, and both treat belt tracking, seminar billing, and waiver compliance as first-class. The differences are mostly in pricing model and architecture (OLM is pay-as-you-grow + Stripe Connect; GymRocket is monthly subscription).
Both support per-discipline ranks. OLM's belt_promotions ledger is portable across OLM gyms (a member's lineage travels with them); GymRocket's rank records are gym-scoped. If portability matters to your members, that's a meaningful difference.
GymRocket's published pricing tiers are typically $99-249/mo. OLM is $0/mo with 2% on each membership invoice ($2 minimum). At $150/mo memberships that's $3 per member: a 100-member gym pays ~$300/mo on memberships, a 300-member gym ~$900/mo. The crossover point depends on your membership pricing and volume.
Yes. CSV export of your member roster + active subscriptions imports into OLM's setup. Stripe Connect onboarding takes a few minutes. If you have an annual GymRocket contract, you'd still owe their term — but you can run OLM in parallel and migrate cleanly when the contract ends.