Comparison
Balvira vs Glofox
You have to book a call to find out what it costs.
Glofox does not publish a price. For a gym running on a thin margin, a sales call before a number is its own answer — and the tier structure that follows tends to put marketing and reporting behind the top plan.
Every row below reflects what public research found at the time of writing. Where a competitor does not publish something, it says so rather than guessing — and Glofox is free to tell us if any of it is out of date.
| Feature | Glofox | Balvira |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest price | Not published | ₹899/mo |
| Core features gated by tier | Yes | No — full feature set every tier |
| UPI and GST built in | No | Yes |
| Cash recorded properly, no write-off workaround | Unclear | Yes, explicitly |
| Full offline front desk, not just check-in | No | Yes |
| Fee transparency ledger | No | Yes |
| No-lock-in data export | No | Yes |
| Akhara and traditional training ground support | No | Yes |
| Daily rotating QR check-in | No | Yes |
| Multi-branch | Add-on | Included from Pro |
Glofox's lowest published price: Not published. Balvira starts at ₹899/month with every feature included.
Moving from Glofox
Export your members as CSV and import them directly. Balvira reads the column names those systems produce rather than asking you to reshape the file, tells you which rows have problems before writing anything, and matches on phone number so running the same file twice adds nobody a second time.