Studio Analytics

Window applies to studio metrics (utilization, fill, visitors). Money & members are current-state.

Bookings over time

Weekly booked seats by user type — subscribers, pack members, leads and USC guests, stacked.

New vs returning

Distinct visitors each week, by whether it's their first visit ever.

ReturningNew

When the studio breathes

Booked seats by weekday and hour. Darker green = busier.

Quiet Busy

Class fill

How full each scheduled class ended up.

Utilization by weekday

Booked sessions vs machine capacity, per weekday — peak (07:00–22:00) vs off-hours (23:00–06:00). Dashed line = 70% benchmark.

Utilization by time of day

Peak (07:00–22:00) vs off-hours (23:00–06:00) vs all. Dashed line = 70% benchmark.

Who's booking

Share of booked seats.

Visit frequency

How many times each visitor has come.

Loyal faces

Most frequent attendees by check-in count.

    Collected revenue

    Money actually collected each month — recurring subscriptions vs one-off packs.

    Revenue mix

    Membership vs pack vs partner share over the selected window. Healthy ≈ 60% memberships; packs >35% or partners >5% is a watch signal.

    Pack mix

    Revenue collected per pack product.

    Partners

    Estimated commission from aggregator check-ins (capped per member/month). 'Over cap' = unpaid visits.

      Payment methods

      Revenue collected by payment method.

      Plan mix

      Active members by membership plan.

      Credit status

      Active customers by sessions left in their packs.

      Conversion funnel

      Of paying customers: how many return, subscribe, or upgraded from a pack.

      Lead → customer conversion

      Do free trial classes drive sales? Share of leads who paid a first invoice, split by whether they took a class before paying.

      Member growth

      Signups each month, stacked by what they are today: subscription · pack · lead.

      Tenure

      How long paying members have been with the studio.

      Last check-in

      When active members were last in the building.

      At-risk breakdown

      How many active members need attention, by reason. The hero shows the €/mo at risk.