Setting Your Prices

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You decide exactly how much you want to earn from each pass. Set your rate, and that's what you receive—the customer pays the fees.

How Pricing Works

Want to earn $20 for a day pass? Set it at $20. Want $50 for a week pass? Set it at $50. The customer pays your rate plus a service fee that scales with the pass price—for example, ~$4 on a $20 pass. You receive exactly what you set.

Example:

$20your rate

~$24customer pays

$20you receive

Available Pass Types

1-Day Pass

Single visit access for travelers and drop-ins

7-Day Pass

A week of unlimited access for short-term visitors

30-Day Pass

Monthly access for regular visitors

365-Day Pass

Annual access for committed customers

You're not required to offer everything. Pick what makes sense for your business. Most gyms start with 1-day and 7-day passes.

Class Passes Coming Soon

We're building support for class-based and time-based sessions. Soon you'll be able to offer 1-class, 5-class, 10-class, and custom class passes for HYROX, CrossFit, yoga, and more.

Interested in offering class-based passes? Join our newsletter to be notified when this feature launches.

Pricing Tip

Research what other gyms in your area charge for drop-in visits. Price competitively, but don't undervalue your offering. Travelers often expect to pay a premium for convenience and flexibility.

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