How to build a membership site for your yoga classes

What your students actually need

• A class library sorted by length, level and focus, so a student with 20 minutes finds the right class in seconds.
• Live classes they join with one tap, and the recording afterwards for anyone who missed it.
• A starting path for beginners: five or six classes in order, so new members don't feel lost.
• Reminders that bring them back to the mat, without you sending them by hand.
• One login on their phone, not a Zoom link, a WhatsApp group and a payment page.

How yoga teachers usually price it

• Monthly membership for the full library and live classes. Most studios offer a yearly option too.
• A free trial week or a low first month. It lets people try your teaching before they commit.
• Workshops and courses sold once (a 30-day beginner series, a back-care course), alongside the membership.
• Founding members at a lower price for the first group who join.

Set it up in this order

1. Record 8 to 10 classes first: enough for a new member's first two weeks.
2. Write the beginner path and a short welcome.
3. Set your monthly price and the trial.
4. Invite your current in-person students first, at a founding price.
5. Add one live class a week, then grow the schedule as members join.

What to switch on in Deedmade^™

All of it comes in one plan with every feature, $2,499 once: switch on what you need now and the rest whenever you're ready, free.

See a working example on our page for wellness practitioners. Deedmade^™ builds it on your own accounts: you pay once, keep 0% fees on your sales, and your students' app shows your name and your icon.

Prices of other companies are approximate, from their own pricing pages on October 11, 2026, and they change. Where a page shows a monthly price that is billed a year at a time, we say so. Check their websites for today's prices.