Every trainer in your facility. One dashboard.
Most training software is built for one coach and bolts on a second. The gym plan starts from the business: the owner account owns the seats, sets the rates, and sees the whole floor.
Know when the floor is full.
Clients book the slots your trainers publish and every session is signed off on the spot, so the numbers underneath are real. Capacity is measured against the target you set, and peak hours show when the floor is busy and when it is paying for itself.
- Capacity measured against your own target
- Peak hours by day and time
- Session mix with revenue per type
Every trainer's numbers, side by side.
Revenue, retention, and churn are measured the same way every month and for every trainer, so a bad week looks different from a bad trend. You can see what each client is worth, what is still owed in unused sessions, and where the income actually comes from.
- Monthly income and revenue per trainer
- Average revenue per client
- Prepaid liability on undelivered sessions
What the owner account does
Your whole floor in one view
Clients, sessions, revenue, and capacity across every trainer, rolled up and per person.
Rates you control
Name your own rate tiers, assign trainers to them, and the rates appear in their apps straight away.
Performance scoring you define
Set the session target, the roster target, and how much each part counts. The ranking follows your numbers.
Seats that belong to the gym
Trainer accounts are owned by the business, so client rosters stay when a trainer leaves.
Capacity and retention
Peak hours, slot fill, cancellation rate, client churn, and trainer turnover, measured consistently.
AI business review
A written read of your own numbers with specific recommendations, on demand.
Start with five seats
$99.99 a month covers 5 trainers. Add more whenever you hire, and the per-seat price drops as the roster grows.