Five subscriptions for one yoga teacher. None of them connected.

Five subscriptions for one yoga teacher, and none of them are talking to each other.

Most independent yoga teachers hold their business together with a stack: Squarespace for the website, Acuity or Calendly for bookings, Stripe for payments, Mailchimp for the newsletter, Teachable for on-demand classes. Each tool joined the stack at a different stage. None of them know about the others.

It isn't a time management problem. It isn't a tech problem. It's an infrastructure problem. By the time the teacher has a few hundred students, the seams are everywhere. Bookings don't match the email list. The on-demand library lives behind a separate login. Every Monday morning starts with five dashboards and ends with less time for teaching.

Six tools, one platform — built for the way yoga teachers actually work.

Website builder, online scheduling, payments, on-demand video, email marketing, and community — all under one login, all sharing data, all priced as one subscription. Used by 2,000+ wellness businesses across yoga, pilates, mindfulness, fitness, and movement. Members get 14 days free, then 50% off the first three months — or 15% off the first year. The teacher chooses.

Website builder

Drag-and-drop, mobile-first, on your own domain. Optional AI page builder. Designed for yoga teachers — not for developers.

Scheduling & payments

Class signups, packages, memberships, billing — one flow. Stripe payments built in. The booking page and the email list share the same student record.

Community & content

Unlimited on-demand video library, drip courses, member areas, email marketing with automations. Reporting that shows the whole business on one screen.

From Eddie Arpin · CEO & Co-founder

Founder statement

"We built OfferingTree because the most gifted teachers we knew were spending more time managing software than sharing their practice. The answer wasn't better tools — it was fewer of them."

Teachers who consolidate early don't have to switch later.

Teachers who piece their stack together as they grow eventually hit a moment — usually between 150 and 400 students — when the friction between five tools becomes a drag on running classes. The migration costs weeks of evenings, disrupts the booking flow for at least one cycle, and quietly loses students in the gaps.

Choosing one platform from the start, or moving to one early, means the system grows with the practice rather than needing to be rebuilt every two years. OfferingTree was approved as a Premium partner because the platform consolidates the whole teaching business in one tool, and because the partnership holds member pricing below market for the long run.