
See your revenue, bookings, retention and member activity together in one clear dashboard, so you always understand how your business is performing without exporting data or building spreadsheets.

Track subscriptions, recurring revenue, churn, bookings, attendance, no-shows and booking sources in one place, so you can see exactly where revenue is growing, where it’s leaking, and which changes will have the biggest impact.

Track the journey from trial to loyal member. See what converts, what encourages repeat visits, and who might not return, with an AI-powered churn risk score that helps you act before members drift away.

Pre-built dashboards load fast and are easy to read, giving you clear answers without spreadsheets or manual calculations so you can make faster, more confident business decisions.

In addition to at-a-glance dashboards, get secure access to your full datasets through a dedicated data warehouse. Explore this in the way that works best for you, including by connecting your own BI tools and running advanced analysis across locations to uncover deeper revenue and performance insights.
"The reports available on the platform allowed us to maximize our efficiency during the launch."
A performance dashboard is a visual reporting tool that brings your studio's most important data — attendance, revenue, and retention — into one place, so you can see what's happening at a glance instead of checking separate spreadsheets or systems.
Boutique studios run on small operational details, and a performance dashboard helps you catch patterns in class utilization, member behavior, and revenue before they become harder to fix. For independent studios, that means faster, more confident decisions. For multi-location brands, it means consistent visibility across every location without manually chasing updates.
Because booking, scheduling, memberships, payments, and reporting all live on one platform, bsport's dashboard tracks class attendance, booking rates, revenue, membership activity, pass usage, and instructor performance without you having to piece data together from multiple tools. Owners and managers use it to make practical calls on scheduling, staffing, offers, and member engagement.
The most useful reports are the ones tied directly to a decision—not just a data dump. A strong performance report should show you which classes are consistently full, which offers are driving revenue, where members are dropping off, and how performance compares across time periods or locations.