Animation: points of light form rows of a school's records. A scanning beam passes over them and some turn gold. The gold forms a sample school's figure of , then the Earth seen from space with a gold flight path, a mountain with a trail to its summit, a month with its weekends lit, and a row of instructors, before returning to the records.

Your school is hiding profit. We find it.

Seven questions, answered from memory. The Hidden Profits Scan shows you the money already inside your school.

Find your numberAbout five minutes. Rough answers are fine.
Sample school

That's what's been hiding while you've been on the mat.

A sample school. Yours comes from your own answers.

The trip you keep calling “someday.”

The climb you've been training for.

Saturdays with your family.

A staff you can hand the floor to.

What's hiding in yours?

Find your numberSeven questions. About five minutes.
The reframe

You don't have a growth problem. You have a hidden profit problem.

Everyone sells you the same answer: run more ads, chase the next inquiry, discount the intro offer until it hurts, out-shout the school down the street.

Meanwhile, inside your own four walls, failed payments go unrecovered month after month. Trial students slip away without a word. Families who would gladly pay for more are never offered it. Cards expire, and nobody notices until the tuition is already gone.

Your management software keeps the records. It was never built to find the money.

That's a different job. It's ours.

Five questions owners always ask.

How does billing work?

Transcript

Picture a Friday, 4:47. The last class has bowed out and your front desk is on the phone with a parent. A card declined, again. Now picture the same Friday where nothing happens. That is what a good billing day looks like.

You set each family’s schedule once: weekly, every two weeks, twice a month, or monthly. AutoCollect charges on that day and sends a receipt if you’d like. Nobody at your front desk chases a thing.

But there is a second bill, the one nobody reads. Say your processor charges 4.19%. 100 families, $100 each, $10,000 a month. The bill: $419 every month, quietly.

On Reveal, a card costs 2.9% plus 30¢. Swiped or charged, rewards card or not, same rate. On those 100 families, $320.

Now invite those families to pay by eCheck, 1%. Our first campaign moves about three in ten. 30 families. Your bill drops to $254. $419 to $254. $165 a month stays with you. $1,980 a year. Same tuition. More of it stays yours.

And on Activate and AutoPilot, bring any processor you want. Change whenever you like. We don’t mark up a single payment. Set it, switch it, and keep it.

The short version

AutoCollect
Each family’s tuition, charged on the schedule you set, with the receipt sent for you, if you like.
On Reveal
2.9% + 30¢ per card, swiped or automatic, rewards card or not. 1% per eCheck.
On Activate and AutoPilot
Your processor or ours. Switch any time. No markup, no added fees.
eCheck
Our first campaign moves about 3 in 10 families. Top schools reach 70%.

The stories behind it

Run your numbers

See what you’d keep.

An example school is filled in. Type over it with last month’s numbers from your processing statement.

Every card payment carries the 30¢.
Usually labeled total fees.

Each family who switches to eCheck saves you about $2.20 a month.

Your month in processing fees
  • What you pay now$419
  • Cards on Zivvy · 100 payments$320
  • eChecks on Zivvy · 0 payments$0
  • Your Zivvy total$320
You keep
$99 a month

That’s $1,188 a year.

3.20% of your tuition, down from 4.19%.

Compares processing fees only. Assumes families pay about the same amount each.

Processing is one line of your bill. Find your number →

Read the answer

Here’s how billing works. You set each family’s schedule once. Weekly, every two weeks, twice a month, or monthly. AutoCollect charges it on that day, on its own, and sends the receipt if you like. Nobody at your front desk chases anybody. On Reveal, cards are 2.9% plus 30 cents. Swiped or automatic, rewards card or not. Same rate. eChecks are 1%, and our first campaign moves about three in ten families to eCheck. On Activate and AutoPilot, use any processor you want, and switch whenever you like. Bring your own, and we don’t mark up a single payment. Want to see what you’d keep? Run your numbers, just below.

How do I get my data in? Is it hard?

Transcript

Every family and every membership and every single payment card on file. Think about the night before you make the switch. You’re in your office, the old system’s still open on your screen. You see them all, the community you’ve built over the years, and then the question hits you. How hard is it really going to be to move all this? How much is at risk?

Here is the fundamental truth. Your data belongs to you. That means the files, the history, the contact info, it all comes across seamlessly. But those payment cards, technically, they belong to your members. And that, that is the locked door. It feels like a barrier.

Now Zivvy’s recommendation is clear. Pay the provider’s migration fee to get those cards released. It’s the cleanest path for everyone involved. It keeps things simple for you.

But what if a transfer isn’t an option? We have a solution for that too. Just send a simple secure payment link directly to each of your members. For your members, it takes exactly thirty seconds to securely update their information. It’s completely frictionless and incredibly fast for every single person.

Or you can type them in manually. 100 members take a hundred minutes. When you have two people working together as a team, you are live and fully operational in under an hour. It’s that easy.

So remember, every family, every membership, every card, each one of them has a clear way across to Zivvy. No one is left behind. You have everything you need to grow the school you already have. Your data, their cards, thirty seconds. It really is that simple. Let’s get your school moved today. Visit zivvy.ai to get started right now.

The short version

Done for you
Send your files. Your first import is free.
Do it yourself
The import wizard takes a spreadsheet (CSV).
Read the answer

You don’t have to do it alone. Send your files to the Zivvy team and we’ll do your first import, free. If you’d rather do it yourself, the import wizard takes a spreadsheet exported from your current software. Either way, your data stays yours.

Does it track attendance, even for rank requirements?

Transcript

A pen that’s nearly dry. A parent at your front desk. Can she test this time? You flip the heavy pages one by one. You count every single tally mark. You look up and you say what every owner has said. I think so.

Here is where it all starts. For every single class, your members check in. At the kiosk, they add their name or their phone number, or they even scan a membership card, or your instructor opens the class roster. Every member with a picture, a name, their membership, their progress requirements, and checks them in right from the list.

Here’s the quiet part. Every check-in counts, not just who showed up: how many classes since their last rank, how many weeks trained since their last rank. Nobody writes it down. You set the minimums, and Zivvy shows you exactly who’s prequalified to test. Someone not on the list? Add them yourself. Then send the testing registration form and the rest of the paperwork from the same email system.

One more thing. Give every class a maximum so you never overschedule.

Now back to Thursday. The same front desk, the same parent. Can she test this time? You don’t flip a page. You open the list. And you say, yes. She has the classes. She has the weeks. Check-in. It counts. You know?

The short version

Check-in
Self check-in kiosk, barcode scan, or the class roster.
Rank
Up to three rank systems, classes since each student’s last exam, and a testing eligibility list.
Read the answer

Yes. Students check themselves in at a kiosk, scan their barcode, or you mark them from the class roster. Zivvy counts every class since each student’s last exam, holds up to three rank systems, and keeps a testing eligibility list, so you’re not counting cards before a belt test.

What happens when I get stuck?

Transcript

Picture a Tuesday. Your newest front desk hire. Day two. A parent leans in with a simple question. The screen isn’t what she expected. She looks up. Across the mat. At you. You’re mid class. She mouths two words. I’m stuck.

Here’s what we say. If you get stuck, don’t worry. We’ve got your back. First, you can call real live phone support, a real person on the line, or chat right inside the software with a real person or an agent. Your choice. Or learn: quick, simple video tutorials, or articles if you’d rather read.

Here’s the part owners don’t expect. You were never meant to be the help desk. So every time you add someone new, we’ll train them happily on your system. And the system teaches, too. Right as she goes, instant training, in the moment. And whatever it showed her, she can pull up again anytime.

Now, back to Tuesday. Same hire, same parent, same screen. She doesn’t look across the mat. She looks at the screen. She knows where to go. Got it. You never stop teaching. Call, chat, learn. We’ve got your back.

The short version

Phone
(888) 293-0972, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 Central
Chat
Inside Zivvy, with a reply within 24 hours
Training
Book your walkthrough, plus a knowledge base
Read the answer

Call us at (888) 293-0972, Monday through Friday, nine to five Central. Or chat from inside Zivvy and hear back within 24 hours. You can also email help@usezivvy.com, look it up in the knowledge base, or book your walkthrough on our calendar.

How does it help me enroll new students?

The short version

Catch
Landing pages and web forms
Follow up
Automatic sequences, plus text, email and postcard campaigns
First visit
Appointment book and digital waivers
Read the answer

By making sure nobody who asks gets lost. Your landing pages and web forms catch the inquiry, an autoresponder answers right away, and your follow-up runs on its own. You can reach families by text, email, even postcards. First visits go in your appointment book, and waivers are digital. And the ones who slipped through anyway, the trial that never got its ask and the student who’d come back if someone called, are exactly what your Scan counts.

What's hiding in yours?

Find your number
Story · 01 / How does billing work?

The college trick behind 3 in 10

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On screen

Remember the credit card table on campus?

Free T-shirt.

Broke students low on clean clothes couldn’t resist.

Neither could you.

A small thing you can hold beats a bigger benefit you have to imagine.

The irony?

That same move now moves families off cards.

Your first campaign: about 3 in 10 members move off cards.

Top schools on autopilot: as high as 70% of members off cards.

The Front Door

Answer the family who asks.

A family asks about a trial lesson, then waits to hear back. Try answering the same day for two weeks. Watch who books and who walks in.

Lens · rough ideaDecided

A school where no family who asks is left waiting.

  1. 1A family asks about a trial lesson.
  2. 2They book a time, and the waiver is signed.
  3. 3The lesson is on your schedule.
Students at your school

Answered by your front desk

Answer within 4 hours

Day 14: 4 families who have not bookedDay 1: 11
Recorded: Do it. Families heard back the same day, and more of them booked. It stays on the school's list.

Sample Karate Academy, 150 students. Illustrative numbers, not results. Lens: a rough idea to practice.

Not a fit is an answer too.

Try one process at a time, on your own students. Keep what fits your school and drop what doesn't.

The Family Room

Try it in your school before you keep it.

Every idea is a guess about your school until it has been tried in it. Run it for two weeks. Watch who shows up. Then decide: do it, don't do it, or maybe later.

Lens · rough ideaDecided

A school that notices when a student starts to drift.

  1. 1Set the minimum: two classes a week.
  2. 2Every Monday, see who is under it.
  3. 3Someone on staff reaches out.

Reach out after 2 missed classes

Day 14: 11 students under the minimumDay 1: 21
Recorded: Maybe later. The reach-outs helped, but one person can't keep up with them. Come back when a second instructor is on the floor.

Sample Karate Academy, 150 students. Illustrative numbers, not results. Lens: a rough idea to practice.