Gyms
Sign members on the days they have, not on the offer
A membership sold to someone with no free day is cancelled within six weeks. The quiz asks about the days before it asks about payment.
- No credit card
- Unlimited leads
- Live in 5 minutes
Try it yourself
This is the real training-plan quiz, exactly as your future member sees it.
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What do you want to achieve?
You can pick several
How it works in a gym
- 1They come for a plan, not for a priceThis month's offer attracts price comparers. «We'll propose a plan for your days and your goal» attracts someone thinking about training, which is not the same person.
- 2Goal, level and formatLose fat, build muscle, health or competition — more than one can be ticked — how much they train now, and whether they prefer a personal trainer, small groups or their own plan. That is enough to make your proposal specific.
- 3The days, which is what actually predictsThey are asked to be realistic, and anyone answering that they have no free day gets an honest ending instead of a membership they will cancel. It is the filter that protects your churn rate.
What the training quiz asks
These are the questions in the ready-made template. You can change every one of them.
- 1What do you want to achieve?
- 2How much do you train now?
- 3How many days a week can you come?
- 4How would you rather train?
- 5What monthly budget are you working with?
Gym FAQ
- Why not ask about budget straight away?
- It is asked, but last. Put budget first and the visitor compares you with the gym next door on a number; put it after the goal and the days and they compare you on the plan. Same fact, two different conversations.
- Isn't turning someone away counterproductive?
- Someone with no day a week cancels in month two and leaves a lukewarm review. Saying so early costs one membership and saves a cancellation, a win-back attempt and a bad review.
- What questions should a gym quiz have?
- Goal, current level, available days, preferred format and budget. In that order: price gets asked once there is a plan to talk about.
- Does it work for self-employed personal trainers?
- It is the most direct template for that: there are no prices in the flow, and «personal trainer» appears as one of the formats. The outcome is a proposed plan, which is what a trainer sells.
- Do I pay per response?
- No. Leads are unlimited on every plan, including the free one. You pay a flat monthly fee, never per answer.
Start with the training template
It ships with the availability scoring and the honest ending already set up.
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