Switch to gym software built for martial arts — no exit fees, no per-location pricing, and no monthly subscription that spikes as you grow.
The bundle is the product — software plus marketing services — so the monthly bill depends on which service tier you're on.
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.
Service-tier lock-ins are possible, and unbundling later means untangling your website and funnels along with your software.
Every feature included — white-labeled member app, AI churn alerts, waivers, training journal. Nothing is sold back to you as an add-on.
Funds route through their integrated processor, not a Stripe account you own.
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 Kilo breakdown — including where they beat us.
CompareNo. Kilo bundles software with done-for-you marketing (ads, funnels, websites). OLM is software only, with the philosophy that gym owners should own their marketing channel and budget. If you want a one-stop marketing+software bundle, Kilo is set up for that. If you want unbundled software at lower cost and you handle marketing separately, OLM fits better.
OLM has basic lead capture via the public signup flow and member messaging tools. It doesn't include automated outbound funnels, ad campaign management, or website hosting. Most martial arts academies handle these via Squarespace + Mailchimp + manual follow-up; if your operation is sales-funnel-heavy, Kilo's bundled approach may be more practical.
Kilo's bundled service is typically several hundred to over a thousand per month depending on the marketing tier. OLM is $0/mo platform fee with 2% on each membership invoice ($2 minimum). For a 200-member gym at $150/mo, OLM is ~$600/mo on memberships — substantially less than Kilo's bundled tier, but you're handling marketing separately.
Yes — most OLM customers do exactly this. Use OLM for member management + billing + check-in + waivers; pair it with a separate marketing setup (Mailchimp, Klaviyo, your local agency, or a freelance setup). They don't conflict.