Industries
If people sign up and show up, Membrero fits.
The mechanics are the same everywhere — a member, a subscription, a schedule, a door, and a mailbox full of questions. What changes is the vocabulary and the rules, and those are configuration, not custom software.
Sports clubs
Seasonal memberships, teams and age categories, federation numbers, and volunteers who need a login but not the finances.
Dance schools
Term enrolment by level, siblings on one invoice, costume and show fees, and the re-enrolment campaign that fills next September.
Music schools
One-to-one lesson slots, instrument rental, teacher payouts by hours taught, and exam and recital tracking per student.
Yoga & pilates studios
Class packs and unlimited passes side by side, waiting lists, late-cancel rules, and mat or reformer capacity per room.
Mindfulness & coaching
Multi-week programmes with a fixed cohort, intake forms, session notes kept private to the coach, and follow-up sequences.
Martial arts
Belt and grading progression tied to attendance counts, gradings as paid events, and minors with guardian consent on file.
Gyms & boxes
Unmanned hours with self-scan entry, rolling monthly dues, freeze requests, and drop-in visitors paid at the door.
Swim schools
Levels with strict ratios, make-up lessons, parents booking for several children, and certificates issued at the end of a block.
Choirs & ensembles
Voice or section rosters, rehearsal attendance, concert projects with their own fees, and a mailing list that is simply the roster.
Not on the list? The model is deliberately generic — if your members pay something and turn up somewhere, tell us the rules on the demo and we will show you the configuration.