Membership sites for London gyms whose members train across several postcodes.

A single club tier for people who only need the site near home, a network tier covering every club, and an off-peak tier for those who train outside commuter hours. The club finder shows which tiers apply at each site, so a visitor in Bethnal Green never buys a plan that does not open the door they wanted.

Boutique studios sell bundles of five, ten or twenty classes, intro offers for first visits and monthly credit allowances. Credits expire on rules you set, roll over if you choose, and can be topped up from the account. Pricing for each bundle is shown in full before payment.

Employers around the City, King's Cross and Canary Wharf often subsidise staff memberships. Employees join through a company page or code, the employer gets one invoice or a salary sacrifice export, and leavers drop off the scheme on the date HR confirms. Your sales team sees which companies bring the most joins.

Visitors on business trips, contractors on a short placement and people between flats buy day, week or month passes by card or wallet, with no Direct Debit and no contract. The pass activates on a chosen date and ends on its own.

Monthly plans collect by Direct Debit through a Bacs approved provider, with the Guarantee shown at sign up. Joining fees and prepaid terms take card payment with Strong Customer Authentication, and Apple Pay or Google Pay where the gateway offers them. If a collection fails, the member gets a link to pay by card.

Members end or freeze their plan from the account page, see the notice period and final payment date, and receive written confirmation. People who joined online are given the cancellation information the Consumer Contracts Regulations require, and requests made in that period are handled automatically.

Recorded classes, strength programmes and coaching notes behind the login, so members keep training while travelling or working from home. Content can be gated by tier, or sold as a lower cost digital plan to people who have moved further out of town.

Groups that grew by acquisition often run two gym systems and two payment providers at once. We connect both behind one checkout, route each join to the right system for that club, and reconcile collections into a single report for finance, so the member never sees which back office their club happens to use.

Each site gets its own page with timetable, tiers, nearest Underground or Overground station and structured data, written to rank for searches such as gym near Old Street or pilates studio in Fulham. Pages load fast on mobile data because most London joins start on a phone.

Cookie consent built to PECR, separate marketing permissions, health questionnaire answers held away from sales data and role based access for staff. Records support subject access requests under UK GDPR, which London members do make.