Zivvy vs Market Muscles
These are two different purchases. Market Muscles sells websites and marketing services for studios. Zivvy is the growth platform for martial arts schools — it finds the money already sitting in your programs, your billing, and your student list, and it works alongside whatever you already run. Including a Market Muscles website.
first, three corrections
Market Muscles publishes a comparison page about Zivvy. Owners deserve accurate numbers, so here is the record, with sources.
01Pricing
Their page says Zivvy "starts at $197 per month." It doesn't. Zivvy's real pricing is on the pricing page, in public: $397, $597, and $897 per month, depending on how much of the work you want done for you. No "contact us," no hidden tiers.
02Category
Their page calls Zivvy a CRM. Zivvy is not a CRM, and it isn't trying to be one — most schools already have one, and Zivvy's position is that you should keep it. Zivvy is a growth platform: it reads the school you already run and shows you the profit hiding in it.
03Support
Their page claims Zivvy clients are "left without direct support channels." Here is what support actually looks like: in-app chat, live one-on-one calls, a ticketing system, and email — staffed by real humans Monday through Friday, 9am–5pm Central. Four direct channels. Pick the one that fits the problem.
Comparison claims on this page reference marketmuscles.com as of August 2026. If something changes on their side, we'll update ours.
two different jobs.
The front window.
Market Muscles is a website and marketing company for martial arts and dance studios. Semi-custom websites, landing pages, SEO and answer-engine optimization services, plus a built-in CRM. If your school's website is the problem — outdated, slow, not converting visitors — that is the job they're built for.
The money inside the building.
Zivvy is the growth platform for martial arts schools. It doesn't build your website and it doesn't replace your management software. It connects to what you already run and finds the hidden profit: the failed payments nobody chased, the students drifting toward the door, the leads that never got a second call. Then it helps you recover it — or does the recovering for you.
One of these builds your front window. The other finds the money already inside the building.
side by side, honestly
Yes means yes, no means no. Nobody wins a row they don't earn.
| Feature | Market Muscles | Zivvy |
|---|---|---|
| Builds your website | Yes — semi-custom, templated | No |
| SEO / AEO services | Yes | No |
| Built-in CRM | Yes | No — works alongside yours |
| Requires you to migrate | [Verify — their page offers data migration, implying replacement of your current CRM] | Never. No switching, no migration, no hostages |
| Finds unrecovered failed payments | [Verify] | Yes — The Vault |
| Flags students likely to quit before they quit | [Verify] | Yes — The Family Room |
| Diagnoses hidden profit before you pay anything | No | Yes — the free Diagnostic |
| Publishes full pricing on the site | No — price not listed on their comparison page | Yes — $397 / $597 / $897 |
| Trial | Free demo call | 14 days for $1 |
| Take your data if you go | [Verify] | Yes — always |
[Rows marked verify are pending a documented capture of Market Muscles' current feature set. Do not publish unverified rows as No.] Market Muscles rows reference marketmuscles.com pages as of August 2026.
you can keep them. really.
If Market Muscles built your website and it's bringing in leads, keep it. Zivvy doesn't compete with your website — it catches what happens after the lead arrives. The inquiry that never got a follow-up, the trial that never converted, the payment that failed in month eight. A good website fills the front door. Zivvy makes sure the people who walk through it don't leak back out with your profit in their pockets.
Keep the website. Add Zivvy.
when to choose which
Choose Market Muscles if
Your website is genuinely the bottleneck — it looks dated, doesn't convert, and you want someone else to own it end to end.
Choose Zivvy if
Your school is full-ish, your systems mostly work, and the bank account still doesn't match the effort. That gap has a name — hidden profit — and finding it is the entire job.
Choose both if
You want them handling the front window while Zivvy works the books. They connect their sites to HighLevel, MyStudio, RainMaker and others; Zivvy works alongside the same systems.
the questions owners actually ask.
What does Zivvy actually cost?
$397, $597, or $897 per month — REVEAL, RECOVER, and RUN. The difference is how much of the recovery work Zivvy's team does for you. Full detail is on the pricing page. Any other number you've read elsewhere is not ours.
Is Zivvy a CRM?
No. Zivvy assumes you already have one and doesn't ask you to leave it. It connects to what you run and finds the profit hiding in it.
Does Zivvy build websites?
No. If you need a website, hire a website company — Market Muscles is one. Zivvy's work starts after the website has done its job.
Do I have to migrate my data to use Zivvy?
No. Nothing moves. And if you ever leave, you take your data with you.
What support does Zivvy include?
In-app chat, live one-on-one calls, a ticketing system, and email — staffed Monday through Friday, 9am–5pm Central. When something's wrong with your money, you talk to a person.
Where do I start?
The Diagnostic. It's free, it takes minutes, and it shows you what your school is hiding before you spend a dollar. No card, no call.
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