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Exercise.com vs Glofox

Gym & Fitness Management pricing comparison · 2026

Exercise.com pricing ranges from $239–$239/month, while Glofox uses custom pricing. These products use different pricing models (Per-seat subscription vs ), so a direct price comparison isn't meaningful — costs depend on usage volume and mix.

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Exercise.com
Exercise.
verified 7w ago
$4.2K $72K
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Glofox
Glofox does not list a single fixed price.
verified 6w ago
$4.2K $72K
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Estimated license cost
at 25 seats
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Starter
$72K/yr
year 1 license · $239/seat
Pricing model unknown
Pricing model unknown
no public list price found
What buyers actually pay
median, annual
Vendr deal-flow data. The real benchmark, not list price.
No Vendr data
Not in Vendr's deal flow
Median annual
$4.2K/yr
Vendr · n=4 · limited data
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Sources & confidence

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Where this data comes from
Vendr · TrustRadius · Reddit · BBB · official docs
Sources 9 sourced facts
6 hidden-cost · 1 contract · 2 review platforms
Last verified 1mo ago
Confidence Limited confidence
Sources 3 sourced facts
Vendr median · 2 review platforms
Last verified 1mo ago
Confidence Limited confidence
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Hidden costs

Each cost is severity-ranked, with the dollar range quoted from its source (Vendr, Reddit, TrustRadius, BBB, official docs) — never our estimate.

Beyond the sticker
Severity-ranked, sourced
5 documented
  • Sales Process Time
    1 source
  • Tiered Pricing Increases
    1 source
  • Branding & Video Hosting Fees
    1 source
  • Implementation Time
    1 source
  • Onboarding Effort
    1 source
No hidden costs documented
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What users say

Aggregated, with sample sizes. We use whichever review platform has data.

User reviews
TrustRadius · Trustpilot · G2
Trustpilot
4.5out of 5 (288)
G2
4.7out of 5 (111)
Watch out
Initial Complexity and Learning Curve
Trustpilot
3.6out of 5 (397)
G2
4.5out of 5 (137)
Best for
Small fitness studios
Watch out
abrupt mid-contract price increases
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Gym & Fitness Management

Exercise.com

$239–$239
/month
2 plans
Full pricing breakdown →
VS
Gym & Fitness Management

Glofox

Custom pricing
/month
3 plans
Full pricing breakdown →

Different Pricing Models

Direct price comparison isn't meaningful here — Exercise.com uses Per-seat subscription pricing while Glofox uses pricing. Your actual cost will depend on usage volume, team size, or both. Here's each product in its native unit.

Per-seat subscription

Exercise.com

$239–$239 / month
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vs

Glofox

Custom pricing
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Plan-by-Plan Pricing

Plan Exercise.com Glofox
Starter $239 /month Custom
Custom Plan Custom Custom
Enterprise Custom

What Users Say

Exercise.com

G2
4.7out of 5 (111)
Trustpilot
4.5out of 5 (288)
Top complaints
  • Initial Complexity and Learning Curve
  • Limited Features Lacking Standardization
  • Poor Usability

Glofox

G2
4.5out of 5 (137)
Trustpilot
3.6out of 5 (397)
Top complaints
  • abrupt mid-contract price increases
  • degradation of customer support
  • issues with the sales process, including being "oversold and overpromised"

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