Paid into your Stripe account
The money comes to you. You stay the seller.
Paid every month, without having to ask.
Your clients pay by card or Apple Pay, into your Stripe account. Subscriptions renew on their own, and every sale goes into your sales ledger.
- Two names on the list, missing from the statement.
- A payment link, then the questionnaire, then access.
- The quarter’s sales, retyped for your accountant.
You create the offer, they pay by card or Apple Pay. The subscription renews on its own, and the money lands in your Stripe account.
Each plan, its own billing cycle
Monthly, per session, as a pack. A trial if you want.
Renewed without reminders
Every billing date is charged on its own. You message no one.
Every sign-up keeps its channel all the way to payment. You see what Instagram, Google or word of mouth brings in, and how long those clients stay.
Where your clients come from
The source of every sign-up, kept all the way to payment.
What each offer brings in
By offer, by channel, by source.
How long they stay
Median tenure, by channel and by offer.
Your invoices are numbered with no gaps, and a credit note fixes a mistake. Sales, recorded payments and refunds go into the sales ledger, ready for your accountant.
Numbered with no gaps
Issued, logged in the ledger, exported as PDF, Excel or CSV.
Corrected by a credit note
An issued invoice can’t be edited. Its number stays taken.
In France, URSSAF figures ready
The amount to declare, estimated contributions, the VAT threshold.
Your client sees what they pay today, pays by card or Apple Pay, then fills in their questionnaire. To stop, they do it online.
They know what they’re paying
The trial and sign-up fee, shown before they pay.
Their questionnaire, right after
Filled in after purchase, saved to their file.
They manage their subscription
Their card, their invoices, canceling at period end.
What no longer goes through you.
Feature
FitinovaOne space
Payment links and spreadsheetsToday
Collect
An offer paid without messaging you
Included
PartlyA link to send
A pack turned into booking credits
Included
A paper punch card
Canceling without a conversation
Included
By message
Each client’s channel
Included
No
Report
Invoices numbered with no gaps
Included
PartlyBy hand
An up-to-date sales ledger
Included
At quarter’s end
Your URSSAF amount, in France
Included
No
IncludedPartlyNo
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The questions coaches ask us
No. Your clients pay into your own Stripe account: you stay the seller, and the money comes to you. Fitinova takes a commission on those sales that drops as you sell more, shown before you sell.
No. You create or connect it from your settings. Until it’s ready, the screen tells you, and your offers aren’t open for payment.
Yes. Alongside weekly, monthly or yearly subscriptions, an offer can be sold per session or as a pack. Pack sessions become credits, which the athlete uses to book in the app.
Yes. From “Manage my subscription,” they cancel at the end of the period, change card or view their invoices, on Stripe. You can also cancel for them, always at the end of the period.
Sales are made in euros. The Stripe account you open from your settings is a French account: elsewhere, connect your own. The sales ledger exports to PDF, Excel or CSV; the URSSAF declaration is an extra, reserved for French micro-entrepreneurs.
You need your method to survive your growth.
You did it for your first five athletes. Fitinova exists so you don’t have to give that up at forty.
No card required · 14-day trial · Your data, exportable