An athlete pushing a weighted sled across a training facility

Who it's for

Hire a coach, not another system

Software for personal training studios and coaching teams. One workspace every coach works from, client transfers that survive a resignation, and no Straton fee on payments.

The problem

Every coach you hire is a second business you cannot see into

You carry the lease, the payroll, and the reputation. The record of what you actually sell sits on four different laptops, in whatever each coach used at their last job.

Per coach

One seat for each coach you employ

No platform fee

On the payments you take

One workspace

Seats, roles, and permissions

Transfers

A resignation is not a rebuild

The economics

Studio takes nothing out of what you charge

Pro adds a 1.5% Straton fee to client payments. Studio adds none. A studio putting $10,000 a month through Stripe keeps the $150 that fee would have taken.

Straton earnings with coaching packages and subscription revenue
0% Straton fee
Stripe's own processing still applies.
Priced per coach
The bill grows when you hire.
Unlimited clients
On every seat. Signing clients costs nothing.

The team

One workspace and one set of libraries

A new coach starts from your programs, your check-in forms, and your standards, rather than importing whatever they brought with them.

A client's training week in Straton with logged sessions and progress
Roles and permissions
You decide who sees the whole floor.
Seats you control
Add one on a hire, remove one on a leaver.
An allowance per seat
Every member gets their own monthly AI credits.

Turnover

A coach leaves. The clients, the history, and the revenue stay

Hand the roster to whoever picks it up. Programs, logs, check-ins, and measurements move in one action, and the client's conversation follows to the new coach.

Straton client metrics showing adherence, training volume, and body composition
All of it, or none of it
A transfer moves the whole record.
Three months of context
The new coach starts informed, not introduced.
Logged either way
Who moved, when, and to whom.

Onboarding a coach

Productive on the first shift

The cost of a hire is the weeks before they earn. Most of that is setup you have already done once.

  1. 01

    Add the seat

    An invitation, and they are in.

  2. 02

    They inherit the system

    Your programs, forms, and check-in rhythm.

  3. 03

    Assign the clients

    From your roster, or from the coach they replace.

  4. 04

    You keep the view

    Every coach's clients, in one place.

A lifter under a loaded barbell in a squat rack, another athlete training behind her

The one screen that tells you the floor is fine

The whole studio at once, with the accounts that need somebody today at the top of it.

  • Roster-wide triage across every coach
  • Failed payments before a dead card costs you the client
  • A dedicated WhatsApp line and a success manager

What you deliver

The same experience from every coach on your floor

What you sold is what gets delivered, whoever is on shift that week.

FAQ

What studio owners ask

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