FlexDropin

Book one gym class, skip the yearly contract

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Book one gym class, skip the yearly contract

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FlexDropin books a single gym class, not a membership. Search gyms near you, filter by discipline, see each class with price and free spots, then pay in the app with card or Apple Pay. No subscription, no credit packs: the money goes straight to the gym. Gyms list one-off or recurring classes for free and pay 15% per booking, with no fixed fees. Free on iOS and Android, in English and Italian.

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Launch tags:Health & Fitness•Travel•Fitness

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Hey Product Hunt FlexDropin lets you book and pay for a single gym class, with no membership. I build it, and the idea is Maria's, our founder. She trains across several disciplines, from Pilates to postural work, and no single gym offered all of them. Committing to one meant giving up the others. I had the same problem from the other side: I travel often for work, and in every new city, finding a gym that would take me for one session was harder than it should be. Most places are set up to sell you a year, not an hour. So the app does one thing. You search gyms near you, see each class with its price and free spots, then book and pay in a few taps. The money goes straight to the gym; we take a commission only when a class sells, so a gym can list without any fixed cost. It is live on iOS and Android, in English and Italian. One thing I would like to know from you: what stopped you the last time you wanted to train somewhere new?

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What stopped you the last time you wanted to train somewhere new?

FlexDropin goes live here on September 30. It does one thing: you book and pay for a single gym class, with no membership and no credit packs.

The idea came from our founder Maria, who trains across several disciplines and could never find one gym that covered them all. I hit the same wall from the other side: I travel for work, and getting into a gym for one session is usually a phone call, if it's possible at all.

Before launch day I'd like to hear from people who train: what actually stopped you the last time you wanted to work out somewhere you don't have a membership? Price, not knowing if drop-in was even allowed, or just not wanting to ask?

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