Revenue that shows up whether you're open or not.
Sell monthly memberships, class packs, and online courses. Enrollment, billing, access, and renewals run themselves — including the failed card nobody wants to chase.
Everything memberships & courses handles for you
Recurring plans, your terms
Monthly, quarterly, or annual — set the price and the perks, and billing renews itself on schedule.
Online courses & class packs
Package what you know into paid course content or session bundles. Customers enroll themselves and get access instantly.
Failed cards recovered automatically
An expired or declined card gets retried and dunned without you noticing, let alone writing the awkward email.
Self-serve enrollment
Customers sign up, pay, and get access from your site or a link — no back-and-forth, no manual setup per member.
A community space included
Give members and students a private space tied to their plan — included with FYNZ, not another subscription to manage.
Members are customers, not a separate list
Every member lives in the same CRM record as their bookings and purchases, and every renewal lands in your OPS reporting automatically.
Up and running in minutes
Create a plan or course
Name it, price it, and choose what members get — content, perks, or class credits.
Share the link
Put it on your site, in a text, or in a campaign. Enrollment is self-serve from there.
Members join and pay
Checkout, access, and the welcome message all happen the moment they sign up.
Renewals run themselves
Billing repeats on schedule, failed cards get retried, and your recurring revenue just keeps arriving.
Common questions
Memberships & courses is stronger with the rest of FYNZ
Payments
Cards, Apple Pay, PayPal, tap-to-pay in person, or a payment link by text. One tap for your customer — the receipt, the bookkeeping, and the follow-up handle themselves.
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Every customer profile carries visit history, notes, and preferences — so "the usual" actually means something, whether it's you at the chair or the newest hire.
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