On the third Sunday of every month, this email lands in the inbox of every YogaPros member — paid and free. It introduces the new Premium partners that joined the directory in the previous thirty days, and it brings the whole member base back to the partner index. Below: the live email, in the form it ships.
Hi [first name],
Two new partners joined the YogaPros directory this month. Quietly. Vetted. Member offers active from today.
If you're new to the partner directory, here's the short version. Every partner on YogaPros has earned their listing through editorial review — not paid placement. We don't accept partners that don't earn the listing. If a partner is here, the offer is real, the product is real, and the team behind it answers the phone.
This month, two additions:
Classfit was approved because it sits firmly on the studio-owned side of the booking-platform divide — the studio's brand on every booking touchpoint, no commodity-SaaS chrome, capped pricing that never runs away. We've negotiated capped revenue-share and free migration support for any YogaPros member moving off Mindbody, Acuity, or Calendly.
Triple Goddess Yoga was approved because the field needs a canonical reference for menopause-aware teaching — and Sue Yen Wan has produced one. The book is a planning tool, a CPD companion, and a credibility signal for any teacher serving the demographic that increasingly defines the practice.
Whether you're shopping for a new platform, kit, books, or insurance add-ons, the partner directory is the thing to bookmark. Member offers stay member-only. Codes stay live. The directory updates as new partners pass review.
Visit the partner directory →As always — if a partner falls short of the standard, tell us. The directory is yours.
P.S. The next Premium intake closes on the second Friday of next month. If a teacher you trust runs a brand worth being on this list, send them our way.