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TeamUp and ZXN Fitness: published prices and features compared
TeamUp publishes a price: £99 a month at 100 members, read on 11 November 2026. ZXN Fitness publishes £49 a month plus VAT for class booking, at any number of members. Of the 15 parts of ZXN Fitness compared here, TeamUp's own page lists 10.
What does TeamUp charge, and what does ZXN Fitness charge?
The TeamUp column is copied from its own pricing page, read on 11 November 2026, in the currency and on the tax basis the page used. Nothing is converted or estimated. Our column is our own pricing page: one flat price for each plan, plus VAT, with no per-member bands.
| What | TeamUp | ZXN Fitness |
|---|---|---|
| Price a month at 100 members | £99 0 to 100 active customers | £49 Class booking, any number of members |
| Price a month at 300 members | £179 201 to 300 active customers | £49 Class booking, any number of members |
| Price a month at 1,000 members | £299 501 or more active customers | £49 Class booking, any number of members |
| Plans and prices | By active customers: £99 (0 to 100), £139 (101 to 200), £179 (201 to 300), £209 (301 to 400), £249 (401 to 500) and £299 (501 or more) a month. | Class booking £49; Memberships and Direct Debit £89; Software and a done-for-you website £149. |
| Payment fees | Not shown on the pricing page. | Card payments on the gym's own Stripe account, paid straight to the gym. Direct Debit at the provider's published rate. Nothing is added by us. |
| Contract terms | Not shown on the pricing page. | No set-up fee, no minimum term, one month's notice. |
| Currency and tax | Pounds. Tax not stated. | Pounds, plus VAT. |
| Source | TeamUp pricing page (checked 11 November 2026) | Our pricing page |
The same figures, beside every other vendor we read, are in the UK gym software price index.
Which features does each one have?
The two columns are not the same kind of evidence, and it is fairer to say so. The TeamUp column quotes one page of its own site: TeamUp pricing page (checked 11 November 2026). We have not used TeamUp, so "not stated" means only that the page we read did not mention it: TeamUp may well do it. Our column is the part of ZXN Fitness that does it, and each feature links to the moment of a gym's day where it works.
| Feature | TeamUp, in its own words | ZXN Fitness |
|---|---|---|
| Class booking | The page lists "Registration & booking" and "Online booking". | In the suite The timetable, booking, class passes and the waitlist, on the gym's own website. |
| Card payments | The page lists "Online payments", "In-person payments" and "Apple Pay/ Google Pay". | In the suite Card payments on the gym's own Stripe account, paid straight to the gym. |
| Gym website | Not stated on the page we read. | In the suite A gym website with class booking built in, built and looked after by our sister site. |
| Recurring memberships | The page lists "Memberships & packs". | In the suite Monthly and fixed-term memberships that members join, change and cancel themselves. |
| Direct Debit | Not stated on the page we read. | In the suite Memberships collected by Direct Debit, with unpaid collections taken again on the next date allowed. |
| Member accounts | The page lists "Family accounts + shared memberships". | In the suite Each member's bookings, passes, payments and details in one place, signed into with a code sent by email. |
| Staff app | Not stated on the page we read. | In the suite Who is in, each room's class and who needs a word, on the desk tablet and the coaches' phones. |
| Check-in | Not stated on the page we read. | In the suite A register of every visit, from the door, the desk tablet or the member's phone. |
| Door access | The page lists "Access control". | In the suite The door opens for paid-up members at the hours their membership allows, and locks itself at closing. |
| Waivers and PAR-Q | The page lists "Waivers & forms". | In the suite The gym's waiver and the PAR-Q, signed on the member's phone and kept with date and version. |
| PT appointments | The page lists "Appointments & instructor availability". | In the suite Personal training booked into each coach's free slots, paid per session or from a pack. |
| Reporting and export | The page lists "Revenue reports" and "Engagement reports". | In the suite The owner's figures on one screen, each opening into the members behind it, and saved as spreadsheets. |
| Marketing tools | The page lists "Email Messaging", "Lead management" and "Customer referrals". | In the suite Emails that send themselves to the members they were written for, only with consent. |
| Migration from other software | Not stated on the page we read. | In the suite Members, memberships, history and signed waivers brought across from the old system by our team. |
| API and webhooks | The page lists "API endpoint". | In the suite An API and webhooks, so other software can read members, bookings and payments with the gym's permission. |
When is TeamUp the better fit?
When your gym already runs well on it. Moving software has a cost of its own, and only you know how well TeamUp serves your gym. Ask TeamUp what it does for a gym like yours, and compare that with the rooms below.
When does ZXN Fitness fit?
When your gym wants one system for the whole day: the door at opening, classes and the waitlist, memberships and Direct Debit, waivers and PAR-Q, personal training, the staff app at peak, the owner's figures and the emails to lapsed members. One day at a gym shows each of them at work, and the features page lists every part. Our team sets up each gym, and the go-live date for each part is agreed in writing before the first payment.
The TeamUp page we read does not mention gym website, direct debit, staff app, check-in or migration from other software. That is not a gap in TeamUp: it is a limit of how little of its site we read.
How was this comparison made, and what are its limits?
- We read one page on TeamUp's own site on 11 November 2026, once, with no login and no form, and kept a dated copy of the text: TeamUp pricing page (checked 11 November 2026). Every figure and every quotation above is in that copy.
- We have not used TeamUp, and this page gives no opinion of it. It has no ratings, no reviews and no ranking.
- A vendor's site says more than the pages we read. A feature marked "not stated" may exist: check with TeamUp.
- Prices and plans change. The date on this page is the date we read them, and TeamUp's own site is the place to check today's.
- TeamUp is the name of another company's product. It is used here only to say which product is meant.
If something here is wrong or out of date, tell us through the contact page and we will check it against the vendor's page and correct it. The other comparisons are on the compare page.