The Pulse Member app carries your gym's name and logo, not ours. Members use it to book classes, check in and manage their membership, which means fewer front-desk phone calls for you and more reasons for members to keep showing up.
Free on every plan. Published now on the App Store and Google Play.
Every one of these is a feature members see. Read them as what happens to your gym.
Members update their own payment method and request freezes from the app instead of ringing you, so your desk staff spend less time on routine admin and more time on the gym floor.
When someone cancels, the next person on the waitlist gets the spot automatically. A cancellation stops meaning an empty space in class.
Streaks and milestones give members a reason to keep showing up, and members who keep visiting keep paying.
Refer-a-mate codes turn happy members into a lead source, no extra marketing spend required.
The Pulse Member app is included at no extra cost on every VERVE Pulse plan. It's published now on the App Store and Google Play, carrying your gym's logo and name.
A $149/month add-on (plus a $499 one-off setup) will put your gym's own name and icon on the App Store and Google Play listings, instead of appearing under the Pulse brand. Coming soon.
No. The Pulse Member app is included free on every plan, Core, Grow and Pro. There's no separate member-app invoice.
Yes. The Pulse Member app is published and available now on both the App Store and Google Play.
Yes. Your gym's logo and name appear inside the app today. A separate add-on that puts your own name and icon on the actual App Store and Google Play listing, instead of the Pulse listing, is coming soon for $149/month.
It's built to give members reasons to keep coming back: visit streaks and milestones, waitlists that automatically offer up a cancelled spot, and push notifications for class reminders and streak nudges. Members who keep visiting keep paying.
No. Members book classes and join waitlists themselves in the app, and check in at the door with a QR code or one tap, so your front desk isn't handling routine bookings.