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Gymdesk

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Gym and studio management priced by active members, with every feature included at every tier

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  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price $75
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Freelancers, Small Business, Medium Business

What is Gymdesk?

Gymdesk is gym and studio management software organised around three stated outcomes rather than a feature list: less admin, more members, and zero guesswork. That structure maps to what a gym owner actually worries about, and each heading carries real capability beneath it.

Less admin covers memberships, booking, billing, point of sale, facility access control, a mobile app, payment processor integration and attendance. Facility access control is the one that distinguishes gym software from general class booking, since a gym with twenty-four hour access needs the door to know whether a membership is current, and a system where billing and door access disagree either lets lapsed members in or locks paying ones out.

More members covers email marketing, SMS, automations, lead management, referrals, reviews, landing pages and a website. Including the website itself is notable: a small gym's site is usually its main sales channel and is often neglected, so having it generated from the same system that holds the class timetable keeps it accurate without anyone maintaining it.

Zero guesswork covers reporting, attendance analytics, a dashboard, revenue forecasting and member insights. Revenue forecasting matters more in this business than in most, because membership revenue is recurring but attrition is constant, and a gym that cannot see churn arriving discovers it a quarter late.

The pricing model is the strongest commercial argument. Tiers are set purely by active member count, with all features included at every level and unlimited staff accounts throughout: $75 per month for 50 active members, $100 for 100, $150 for 200 and $200 for 400. A responsive gym website is included at every tier.

Charging on members rather than features means a small gym gets the same software as a large one, which is the opposite of the usual arrangement where the operators who most need automation cannot afford the tier containing it.

Key Features of Gymdesk

  • Membership management and billing
  • Class and appointment booking
  • Point of sale
  • Facility access control tied to membership status
  • Attendance tracking
  • Member mobile app
  • Payment processor integrations
  • Email marketing and SMS
  • Lead management and follow-up automation
  • Referral and review generation
  • Landing pages and included gym website
  • Reporting and analytics dashboard
  • Revenue forecasting
  • Member insight and churn analytics
  • Unlimited staff accounts on every tier

Gymdesk Pricing

50 members

$75

Up to 50 active members, with unlimited staff accounts, a responsive gym website and all features included.

100 members

$100

Up to 100 active members, with all features and unlimited staff accounts included.

200 members

$150

Up to 200 active members, with all features and unlimited staff accounts included.

400 members

$200

Up to 400 active members, with all features and unlimited staff accounts included.

Gymdesk Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
Desktop
  • Web App
Mobile
  • Android
  • iOS
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
Support
  • Email
Public API
Yes
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
gymdesk.com

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Gymdesk FAQs

Tiers are set by active member count with all features included: $75 per month for 50 active members, $100 for 100, $150 for 200 and $200 for 400. Unlimited staff accounts and a gym website are included throughout.

Because a small gym gets the same software as a large one. The usual arrangement gates automation behind higher tiers, which means the operators who most need it are the ones who cannot afford it.

It ties the door to membership status. A gym with twenty-four hour access needs the door to know whether a membership is current, and systems where billing and access disagree let lapsed members in or lock paying ones out.

A responsive gym website is listed at every tier. That matters because a small gym's site is usually its main sales channel and is often neglected, and generating it from the timetable keeps it accurate automatically.

Membership revenue is recurring but attrition is constant. A gym that cannot see churn arriving discovers it a quarter late, by which point the marketing needed to replace those members should already have run.