Planet Fitness
Publisher DNA
What defines Planet Fitness?
AI intelligence is not yet available for Planet Fitness. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does Planet Fitness ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Crowd Meter occupancy data provides a defensible utility barrier
- Helpful gym staff and clean facilities provide a positive in-person experience for regular members
- Login failures and account linking errors prevent members from accessing their digital check-in barcodes
Analysis in progress
Tightly focused on 2 markets (Mexico, United States).
Based on 1 of 2 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (2)
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Planet Fitness compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
PureGym competes with Planet Fitness by targeting the same low-cost, high-volume gym membership segment, forcing users to choose between two major national chains for their primary fitness facility.
Contenders(5)
Effect Fitness On Demand competes with Planet Fitness by offering a digital-first fitness streaming experience that directly addresses the high-friction cancellation pain point found in the Planet Fitness membership model.
New EōS Fitness competes for the same gym-goer demographic by offering a digital membership management interface that mirrors the core check-in and scheduling utility provided by Planet Fitness.
SoCal Fitness On-Demand competes with Planet Fitness by offering a library of on-demand fitness content, directly overlapping with the Planet Fitness on-demand workout library feature.
Both apps compete for the casual fitness market by offering on-demand workout libraries, though they differ in their reliance on physical gym access versus home-based digital content.
Gym Finder competes by providing a directory of fitness facilities, overlapping with the Planet Fitness app's role as a tool for locating clubs and accessing workout services.
Same space(20)
BODi offers a vast library of instructor-led content that provides a home-based alternative to the Planet Fitness gym experience.
ChillFit provides low-impact, home-based routines for users seeking gentle movement outside of the gym environment.
JustFit offers wall-based Pilates that serves as a niche, home-based alternative to traditional gym strength training.
Workout for Women targets the home-fitness segment, providing short routines that serve as an alternative to gym-based exercise.
Fitbod offers AI-driven workout planning that serves as a digital coach for Planet Fitness members seeking structured strength training.
Gymverse provides AI-adaptive training plans that offer a structured alternative to the self-guided workouts at Planet Fitness.
Garmin Connect serves the performance-oriented segment of the gym-going population with deep telemetry that Planet Fitness does not offer.
Google Health aggregates wearable data, providing a centralized dashboard that overlaps with the health-tracking needs of Planet Fitness members.
Liftoff gamifies gym attendance, providing a competitive structure that helps Planet Fitness members maintain consistency.
Hevy competes for the gym-goer's attention by providing social accountability and granular progress tracking that Planet Fitness lacks.
LADDER provides coach-led programming that offers a premium, structured alternative to the self-directed workouts at Planet Fitness.
Home Workout targets the same beginner demographic as Planet Fitness but focuses on equipment-free, home-based training.
Lyfta provides a manual logging utility for strength training that serves as a digital companion for Planet Fitness members.
MyFitnessPal is the primary nutrition-tracking tool for gym-goers, offering a massive database that Planet Fitness members use for diet management.
LazyFit targets the same accessible fitness demographic as Planet Fitness but focuses on low-impact, equipment-free home routines.
Strong provides a minimalist logging interface for strength training, serving as a digital tool for Planet Fitness gym-goers.
MacroFactor provides metabolic tracking that complements the physical activity of Planet Fitness members with automated nutritional guidance.
Technogym links digital coaching to hardware, serving as a premium companion for users who train on specific gym equipment.
Muscle Booster uses biometric feedback to provide structured workout plans, serving as a digital alternative to gym-based training.
WeWard incentivizes physical activity through rewards, providing a financial reason for users to maintain a daily walking habit.
New entrants(2)
The Gym Atlas helps users find physical gym locations, serving as a discovery tool for those looking for clubs like Planet Fitness.
Gym Join connects users to gyms and coaches, facilitating the discovery and booking of fitness services.