What you offer
Open gym access, classes, personal training, or any combination of the three.

Tell us what your gym offers, how many locations you run, and roughly how many active members you have. We’ll give you three platforms to look at first.
It takes about a minute.
Gymsense built this quiz, and every vendor follows the same matching rules. Vendors cannot pay for placement.
Choose your gym, then answer four short questions about your current software, services, locations, and members. We’ll show your three matches when you finish.
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Choose the gym you own or run. We use it to personalize the result.
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What you offer tells us which daily workflows matter. Your location and member counts tell us how much the software needs to handle. Your current software adds context when you’re considering a switch.
Open gym access, classes, personal training, or any combination of the three.
Locations and active members show whether you need a simple one-gym setup or software built for a larger operation.
We label your current software when it appears in the results. Your services and size determine the shortlist.
See who each platform is built for and the pricing details it publishes. Use the list to narrow your options before you book demos.
Before you sign anything, ask for the base subscription, member or location limits, payment rates, messaging, apps, hardware, setup, and migration.
Each note covers who the product is built for, how its pricing works, and what to ask about first.
Gymsense gives independent gyms a simple system, predictable pricing, and hands-on help getting everything set up.
Ask about: Check the pricing page for the current offer.
PushPress covers memberships, billing, classes, and coaching workflows familiar to many class-led gyms.
Ask about: Include the advertised card rate above 4% when you compare the Free plan’s monthly cost.
Gymdesk packages its gym-management features into one member-priced plan.
Ask about: Add optional messaging and payment services to your monthly comparison.
GymMaster puts access control, memberships, and multi-location operations at the center of the product.
Ask about: Ask for one quote covering software, door hardware, SMS, and implementation.
Wodify is built around classes, coaching, performance tracking, and community.
Ask about: Ask about onboarding fees and the payment terms for your package and country.
Zen Planner combines memberships, billing, scheduling, and member communication for class and training businesses.
Ask about: Count the website, Engage, branded app, and hardware products you plan to use.
TeamUp handles classes, appointments, memberships, and customer bookings with pricing tied to active customers.
Ask about: TeamUp counts anyone who registers or buys during the month as an active customer.
Mindbody combines scheduling, payments, marketing, reporting, and marketplace discovery in a broad platform.
Ask about: Ask for the exact tier, add-ons, payment rates, contract terms, and onboarding responsibilities.
ABC Glofox centers the member app, class bookings, sales follow-up, and studio operations.
Ask about: Ask which add-ons, regional terms, and payment-provider fees apply to the quote.
WellnessLiving covers memberships, scheduling, marketing, staff, and client-facing tools across fitness, wellness, and beauty.
Ask about: Compare the monthly and annual prices, then add messaging, payments, and any selected add-ons.
Vagaro brings classes, appointments, personal training, memberships, and booking into one service-business platform.
Ask about: Ask the gym sales team for the full monthly price and included features.
Exercise.com combines gym operations with workout delivery, coaching, and client programming.
Ask about: Ask for a quote that separates gym management, programming, migration, and payments.
Mariana Tek is built around branded boutique classes, reservations, memberships, and multi-location growth.
Ask about: Ask which growth tools and professional services come with the proposed package.
Arketa connects studio scheduling with 1:1 sessions, livestreams, on-demand content, and branded client tools.
Ask about: Ask for the package price, migration plan, and ongoing support terms.
Have them walk through a new member joining, a failed payment, a full class, a front-desk check-in, and a member updating their account.
Ask for one monthly number that includes the subscription, payment terms, messaging, apps, access-control hardware, onboarding, and migration.
Ask who picks up the phone when something unusual comes up. For a small team, that answer can matter more than one extra feature.
Your services, location count, and active-member range determine the shortlist. We also ask what software you use now so we can label it when it appears in your results.
Selecting your gym tells us which business the answers describe. Your services and size determine the matches. You do not need to enter your name, email address, or phone number. Gymsense may contact the gym using public business contact information.
Every combination of services and size points to one prewritten list. The same answers produce the same three vendors every time.
We use the pricing and packaging vendors publish on their own sites. Prices, promotions, payment terms, hardware, and add-ons can change, so confirm the full quote before you buy.
Gymsense ranks first for many smaller independent gyms because that is exactly who the product is built for. Larger and more complex gym profiles point to products built for those operations.