Keep the ones drifting away
I notice when one of your regulars starts slipping — before she's gone — and I help you gently bring her back.
Every morning, we tell you exactly which clients are about to leave — and hand you the text to send them. One tap, from your own phone. They hear from you, not a robot.
Three findings your competitors' software was never built around. We built the whole system around them.
fewer no-shows when appointment reminders are automated.
PMC — 29-study systematic review
more likely to qualify a lead when you respond within an hour instead of letting it sit.
Harvard Business Review — "The Short Life of Online Sales Leads"
profit increase from improving customer retention by just 5%.
Bain & Company — Frederick Reichheld
Your software was built to take payments. Ours was built around these three numbers.
Not a feature list. Three real things that move money in a pilates studio: keeping the clients who'd quietly drift away, growing the ones who already love you, and bringing back the ones you've lost. I take care of all three, so you can focus on teaching.
I notice when one of your regulars starts slipping — before she's gone — and I help you gently bring her back.
Some of your clients are already getting more out of you than their plan covers. I help you offer them the next step — at the right moment, in a way that feels like care, not a sales pitch.
I work the list of clients who used to come and don't anymore, and I make sure new people who fill out your form hear back in minutes, not days.
Three things. One revenue line. I take care of all of it as a service — your team keeps using the booking screen they already know, and I quietly handle everything happening behind it.
Yes, there's a dashboard — your teachers book classes in it, you see your clients and your numbers in it. That part works like you'd expect. What you don't operate is the growth layer: catching clients before they drift, offering the next step at the right moment, replying to new leads before they go cold. That part is me, quietly in the background every day. You see the result in one short email each Monday.
Morning Linda — here's a short note on what happened in your studio this week.
Sarah was at 18 days without a class — the Copilot drafted a warm note Tuesday morning, you sent it from your phone, and she rebooked her Thursday spot. Same story with Maria and Diane. All three texts are logged in your dashboard.
Linda B. and Jen are both using more than their current plan really fits. I drafted a warm note offering each of them the next package — whenever you're ready, just hit approve.
Six people filled out your form this week. All six got a real, personal-sounding reply within five minutes — even the one who came in at 11 on Sunday night. Two booked their trial. And eleven of the cancelled spots got picked up by the waitlist before you finished your next class.
Compared to before we started: noticeably more clients staying, a few more upgrading, and the empty spots are mostly gone. The full before-and-after is attached. Just hit reply if anything ever looks off — I read every one.
— Ana
It's just me, for now — and I think that's actually the point. When you sign up, you get me on the other end of every message: writing your sequences in your voice, watching your at-risk list every morning, and on a real call with you once a week. Not a ticket queue, not a chatbot. You'll always know exactly who is taking care of your studio.
Tell us about your studio. If you fit, we run your retention system for 30 days, on us. On day 30, we sit down with the before and after numbers and you decide whether the result is worth it.
Taking 5 studios this month.
We'll reach out within 24 hours to schedule your audit. Check your inbox.
The 30-day demonstration only works for studios with an existing client base and phone numbers we can text. You're not there yet — and forcing it would waste your time and ours. Come back when you have ~50 active clients with phone numbers on file. In the meantime, our articles are free.
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