Capital upfront
Members prepay, and so do we. The squad's month lands with you on the 1st, before anyone walks in. No waiting on attended visits, no clawbacks for no-shows.
Cash upfront every month. Guests who become regulars. A neighborhood of studios sending people your way. And your name on the launch.
Four things no intro offer or booking app gives you together.
Members prepay, and so do we. The squad's month lands with you on the 1st, before anyone walks in. No waiting on attended visits, no clawbacks for no-shows.
A squad of ten new faces signs up monthly, together, and books your regular classes. Friends hold each other to it, so first visits turn into a habit.
Co-branded outreach across the alliance: each studio's list, window and Stack Day class introduces the others. Your lapsed intro-offer list gets one note from us, written for you.
Your name on the January launch, a plaque at your desk, and first call on the next neighborhood. One studio per category, so no one else holds your lane.
Only one of them pays you before the class starts.
| Compared on | Your intro offer | Booking apps | Sweat Equity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who walks in | One person, once | Guests filling leftover spots | A squad of ten, together |
| When you're paid | At the desk | Per attended visit, later | The 1st of the month, upfront |
| Who brings them | Your own marketing | An app that sends them elsewhere next | The alliance and their friends |
| Do they stay? | Most don't convert | They move on to the next studio | Monthly, with friends holding them to it |
One studio per category in Marina and Cow Hollow. When a seat is taken, it stays taken for the launch.
The first is our ask. The second is an option for you. Nothing here touches your regulars or your posted prices.
If you already run a code for new members, we'll book our squads with it. That's it. No new pricing to set up, and your regulars see nothing different.
Founding studios can invest in Sweat Equity alongside us. Bilt's first landlords and Blackbird's first restaurant groups did the same: the partners who built the network own part of it.
Whatever new-member code you already run, if you have one.
Ten seats, filled in seven days, every one checked against your client list.
We collect the members' month, then pay you upfront for the squad.
Bookings go in your own system. Members tap the plaque; nothing new for your front desk to learn.
Members tap to check in. Everyone else in your lobby scans it onto the waitlist. Your sign on the street that you were here first.
On the first of every month, rewards land and one alliance studio hosts an open squad class. Your turn comes round once a season: a full room of members who haven't tried you yet.
We're doing the same thing, on two streets, with fifteen studios instead of thousands.
Launched with an alliance of landlords covering 2M+ apartments before a single renter signed up. Those landlords became investors.
Opened in New York with 60+ restaurants on day one, and a tap-in puck at every host stand. Restaurant groups joined the cap table.
Fifteen founding studios on Union and Chestnut, a plaque at every desk, and a partner stake. Points don't pay rent. Prepaid members do.
No. Our squads are new members only. We check every seat against your client list before it's confirmed.
No. The squad's classes go in your own booking system, and the captain books them. The plaque is the only thing we add.
You've already been paid for the month. Empty seats are ours to fill, not yours to chase.
So every member's week runs through you for your discipline. No other reformer studio, no other hot room in the alliance.
Tell us your studio and your category. Vikram will come by the desk this week.