Glofox
Glofox
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Glofox?
AI intelligence is not yet available for Glofox. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does Glofox ship?
Apps
3 apps analysed
With the F45 app you can view timetables, book classes, and make payments!
Analysis in progress
B2B distribution model creates high switching costs for partner studios
- Integrated payment processing reduces friction for recurring membership revenue
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 3 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does Glofox compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps function as B2B interfaces for gym members to manage schedules and payments, creating direct competition for the same studio-member user base.
Contenders(10)
Both apps function as member-facing portals for fitness facilities, competing for the same gym-member user base through class scheduling and booking features.
Both apps function as member-facing portals for gym management, competing for the same fitness facility user base through booking and account management features.
Both apps target gym members requiring administrative tools for class bookings and membership management, creating direct competition for the same user base within the fitness utility category.
Both apps function as member-exclusive utilities for gym class scheduling and booking, forcing users to rely on the software for facility access.
Local B Studio competes by providing a direct interface for class scheduling and membership management, which mirrors the core utility Glofox offers to fitness studio members. Both platforms target the same gym-member demographic by digitizing the booking and account management workflow.
Both apps function as white-label interfaces for fitness studio members to manage class bookings and membership details. They compete directly for the same user base by providing utility-focused access to gym operations.
UN1T Class Booking competes with Glofox by providing a dedicated interface for class scheduling and membership management, directly overlapping with the core utility Glofox provides to fitness studio members.
Studio One Cycle + Movement competes with Glofox by providing class scheduling and reservation management tools for gym members, creating direct feature overlap in the fitness utility category.
Both apps function as member-facing portals for fitness studio management software, requiring users to register via their specific gym before accessing class booking and membership management features.
known for
BFT Middle East Booking Glofox
BFT Booking Glofox operates as a white-labeled instance of the Glofox platform, directly competing for the same studio-specific user base by providing a branded booking interface for Body Fit Training members.
Same space(15)
known for
Plan4M: Gym & PT Management
Offers a management dashboard for studio owners, sharing the B2B focus of Glofox.
Manages class and thermal suite reservations, providing a similar utility to the booking features of Glofox.
Serves as a booking utility for a specific local brand, similar to the studio-specific interface of Glofox.
Offers digital barcode entry and class scheduling, mirroring the core utility for gym members in Glofox.
Acts as a companion to management software, sharing the reliance on facility-specific logins seen in Glofox.
Provides a self-service portal for gym members, similar to the administrative utility Glofox offers.
Focuses on facility access and scheduling, though it faces higher friction than Glofox due to app-dependent entry.
Uses physical facility access as a primary hook, contrasting with the software-driven management focus of Glofox.
Provides a centralized booking and account management interface for studio members, similar to Glofox.
Provides a customer portal for studio operations, serving a similar B2B niche as Glofox.
Provides facility access and class booking for members, similar to the utility-first approach found in Glofox.
White-labels the booking experience for studios, aligning with the B2B retention model of Glofox.
Shares the management focus but relies on proprietary hardware, unlike the software-agnostic design of Glofox.
Manages class and personal training bookings, overlapping with the core scheduling functionality of Glofox.
Functions as a closed-loop utility for club members, mirroring the B2B-tethered nature of Glofox.
