Fourteen bucks. Cancel between sets.
No annual lock-in. No upsell ladder. No "starter / pro / elite." If your gym sponsors it, you pay nothing. If it doesn't, you pay $14 a month and quit from the same screen you joined on.
- 01Daily program · sets, reps, rest
- 02Live gym leaderboard
- 03Bi-weekly challenges
- 04Coach drill video library
- 05Diet built around training week
- 0630 days free if your gym is in
- 01Everything in Member · for free to lifters
- 0255″ wall display, shipped
- 03Gym-branded leaderboard
- 04Retention dashboard for owners
- 05Two-week pilot, no commitment
- 06Volume rate above 200 members
"I already have a free workout app. Why would I pay for this?"
Fair. Your free app gives you exercises. It does not give you the seven people in your gym you can actually catch this month.
Scoreboard is not a workout app. It's the leaderboard for the room you already pay $89 a month to walk into. The program is the floor — sets, reps, rest, drill clips. The competition is the ceiling.
If you don't care who else is lifting at your gym, the free apps are great. Stay on them. The 47 lifters at Iron District chasing each other on the squat ladder this week disagree, and we built this for them.
Try 30 days free. If it's not on the wall by week three, leave. We won't chase.
What $14 actually replaces.
Most lifters we talk to are running three apps and a notes file. Here's the math.
We picked $14 because that's what one drop-in costs at most of the gyms we work with. If we charged less, we couldn't pay the coaches who film the drills. If we charged more, we'd be a wellness app, and we are not a wellness app.
The free trial is 30 days because that's roughly two challenge cycles — long enough to see your name move on the board, long enough to know whether you actually care about that. If you don't, leave. We'd rather have 800 lifters who refuse to miss Tuesday than 8,000 who churn in week six.
If your gym wants the bundle, the math is simpler: $6 a member, we ship you the wall display, and we'll run a two-week pilot before you commit to a quarter.