Software you buy access to gets used for three weeks. GymLeverage gets built into how your gym runs — your numbers, your rules, your staff — and then it works whether or not anyone remembers to open it.
That takes an implementation. Which is why there's a fee for one, and why we can only take a few gyms at a time.
It watches your records for money going out the door and does something about it.
Leads nobody answered, no-shows nobody chased, failed payments, members who quietly stopped coming. Each one priced.
Writes the message in your voice, sends it once you allow it, assigns the call when a text won't do.
Only money a human confirmed actually landed counts. Estimated and verified never share a number.
Every plan starts with a paid operational assessment — $500, credited in full against your implementation if you go ahead. It exists so both of us find out whether this is worth doing before anyone commits to a year.
Because the difference between software and a system is the week somebody spends making it fit your gym. That week is the fee.
This part matters, and it's the reason we qualify rather than sell to everyone.
Gyms that do these five things see results. Gyms that don't, don't — and no amount of software fixes that.
At $1,500 a month, GymLeverage has to find about one membership to break even.
If your average membership is $200 a month and people stay a year or so, one recovered no-show is worth roughly $2,400 over its life. Two saved cancellations, three recovered failed payments, a handful of leads that got answered in ten minutes instead of never — that's a normal month at a gym with 200 members.
We won't promise you a number. We will show you, every month, exactly what was recovered and who confirmed it — including the months it didn't clear what you paid. A report that can only look good isn't worth reading.
Both, and the service half is the part that makes it work. You get the platform, and you get someone building it around your gym.
It can, or it can sit on top of one you like. We connect to what you've got rather than making you rip it out mid-season.
Two to four weeks for a single location, depending on how tidy your data is. Multi-location, longer. You'll get a date, not a vague promise.
Not in the minimum term — six months for founding partners, twelve after. We're doing real work up front, so the commitment goes both ways. After that, notice and out, with your data.
No. Anyone who does is guessing with your money. We guarantee you'll see exactly what was recovered and what wasn't.
Exactly what you allow, situation by situation. It ships in safe mode — nothing sends without you — and most owners keep it that way for a week or two before turning parts of it loose.
Because implementation is one person's time, and five is what he can do properly while running his own gym. It's a capacity limit, not a countdown timer.
It filters out people who were never going to do this, and it means the hour you get is real work rather than a sales call. It comes straight off your implementation.
Tell us about your gym. If it's not a fit we'll say so in the first ten minutes and you'll keep your money.
Two minutes. Nothing is charged here — this decides whether an assessment is worth either of our time.