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Less Time on Admin.
More Time Doing What You Love.

Billing, bookings, and check-ins that take care of themselves, so you can put your hours back into teaching.

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Dashboard interface of Pantheon's Billing section showing financial summary and payment details for March 1 to March 31, 2026. Top section has three circular charts indicating Scheduled payments $17,863.20, Paid $6,629.24, and Overdue $1,287.40. A bar chart on the right shows monthly revenue from April to March, peaking in January. Below, Overdue Payments lists two members, Kala Pavate owing $280.80 and Brax Lee owing $237.60, both overdue since 05/05/2025 with alert icons. Recent Payments lists Allen Lau paid $25.92 and Sadie Velez paid $216.00 on 03/07/2026, both marked paid with green check marks. Navigation menu on left includes Dashboard, Members, Trainers, Billing, Marketing, Website, Sales, Gym, Settings, Front Desk, Account, and Help.
Billing dashboard of Pantheon Gym showing Payments tab with a table listing members, amounts, descriptions, invoice numbers, and statuses of paid transactions, with a total of $435,354.46 displayed. The table includes member names with status badges, payment amounts, service descriptions like Laundry Service and Membership Fees, invoice numbers, and payment dates marked as paid with green checkmarks.
Billing

Automated Billing. Never Chase a Payment Again.

Gymdesk runs your recurring billing for you. Payments go through on schedule and failed cards retry on their own, so only the problems that actually need your attention reach you. Late fees, renewals, and receipts happen without you touching them. Want payments built in? Gymdesk Payments handles that too.

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Gymdesk Payments

Built-in payment processing

Take cards and bank transfers directly, with the card saved for autopay from the first visit.
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Member management

Bookings and Check-ins That Run Themselves

Attendance on a clipboard, member cards in a box, details scattered across a notebook and a spreadsheet. It works until it doesn't. Gymdesk pulls it into one place and lets members book and check themselves in.

Booking interface showing a session named BJJ Trial scheduled for Saturday, July 18 from 8:00am to 9:00am with instructors Dan Veillette and Ninfa; form fields request student name, email, phone number, and date of birth with a continue button below. On the right is a check-in screen with options to enter a code, search by name, or scan a QR code, featuring a keypad with digits 0-9 and buttons for delete, confirm, and a teal Check-In button at the bottom. Behind the booking window is a calendar view displaying weekly sessions from July 13 to July 19, 2026.

Hear It From Owners Like You

How real gym owners are benefiting from getting their time back.

Recurring payment is amazing. You put in the recurring payment, the amount, the date, and it goes. You don't have to do anything else.
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Vladimir Popovic
Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Singapore
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I was handwriting invoices every month. Then enter Gymdesk and it's like—I don't have to do anything. I just got to teach and clean the mats.
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Steve Camara
Academia BJJ
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We were doing attendance cards and everything, really old school. … We'd have to take a whole day, go through all of our students' cards and wipe them for the year. It was just ridiculous. [Gymdesk] was a godsend to us back then.
Joshua Smith
Square One Jiu Jitsu Academy
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The booking is beautiful. It's simple. Book a trial class. They click there. They're ready.
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Jose Flores
Takeover Jiu Jitsu Academy
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It [the check-ins] helps out because once you start hitting 40, 50, 60, 100 students, it's hard to monitor everybody.
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Matthew Pollino
Triple Seven Jiu Jitsu
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One thing that I really like is how easy it is. Even our five-year-olds come in … type in their name, log in, and they don't need their parent.
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Kevin Baxter
Shogun West
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