Wellyx Doubles Down on Fitness: All-in-One Management Software Now Focused Exclusively on Gyms and Fitness Studios

The company completes its shift to serving fitness businesses only, bringing memberships, bookings, billing, CRM, access control, and marketing into one platform built by gym owners for gym owners.
Dallas, Texas - 25 August, 2026 - Wellyx, the gym and fitness management software company, today announced that it now serves fitness businesses exclusively. The company has retired the products it once offered to salons, spas, barbershops, clinics, and other wellness and beauty businesses. Every part of the platform is now developed for gyms, fitness studios, and businesses such as health clubs, personal training studios, martial arts schools, and yoga, Pilates, dance, and gymnastics studios. Wellyx [https://wellyx.com/] is all-in-one gym and fitness management software built by gym owners for gym owners. It brings memberships, bookings, billing, CRM, access control, and marketing into one platform, and it serves fitness businesses only.

"When I was running my own gym, we had one system for the door, another for payments, a third for class bookings, and none of them talked to each other," said Dominic Stone, CEO of Wellyx.

"We built Wellyx to fix that. However, over the past years we looked hard at how far the product had stretched beyond fitness, and we decided to bring it back to the industry we understand from the inside. Every feature we build now is for someone who runs a gym, a studio, or a school, and we know that job because we've done it."

Fitness-only is a feature, not a limitation

Management platforms that serve many industries tend to treat a gym as one configuration among dozens. Wellyx is built around how a fitness business actually runs. Access control reads membership status directly, so a lapsed payment or a frozen membership changes what happens at the door without anyone updating a second system. Billing stays connected to check-ins and retries failed payments on its own. Branded member apps put the gym's own name in front of its members, rather than placing the business inside a marketplace next to its competitors. Memberships, scheduling, point of sale, CRM and lead management, marketing automation, payroll, staff tools, and video on demand all run in one connected system.

That focus is already visible in this year's releases: payroll management built around how trainers and instructors are paid, with commissions, sliding scales, and leave tracking.

What fitness owners are asking for

The decision reflects what Wellyx hears from operators every day, and the requests are remarkably consistent: software under $200 a month that automates member engagement, access control that checks membership at the door, a point of sale that handles recurring billing and inventory together, and a CRM that follows up on leads without a spreadsheet.

Behind those requests sit the problems that drive most software decisions in the industry: members who drift away before anyone notices, growth that stalls a few years in, and administrative work that keeps owners and coaches off the floor.

"Operators rarely ask us for more features," said Shae Rozar, Head of Product Development at Wellyx.

"They ask whether the door, the billing, and the member app will work together, and whether a real person will answer when something breaks during odd hours in the morning. For a gym, we can do all of that. It's what we spend our days on."

Built for how each business runs

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Independent boutique studios run bookings, memberships, and payments in one system, with no separate sales tool or spreadsheet to reconcile.

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Multi-location gyms and franchises manage memberships, schedules, access, and reporting across every site from a single platform.

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Personal trainers handle client scheduling, billing, and follow-up in one place.

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Yoga and Pilates studios run class schedules, session packs, and automated billing together, so waitlists fill and renewals run without staff follow-up.

By the numbers

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Founded in 2016 by a gym owner, after interviews with roughly 100 other operators about what one system should do

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Fitness businesses served in more than 70 countries

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Teams in Dallas (corporate headquarters), London, Toronto, Brisbane, and Dublin

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24/7 support from real people, not awkward chatbots

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Plans from $99 a month, without long-term contracts

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Rated 4.7 out of 5 on Capterra and GetApp

Availability

Nothing changes for existing fitness customers: the plans, features, and support they use today continue as before. Gym and studio owners can see the platform in a live walkthrough by booking a demo at http://wellyx.com/book-a-demo

About Wellyx

Wellyx is all-in-one gym and fitness management software, built by gym owners for gym owners: memberships, bookings, billing, CRM, access control, and marketing in one platform, for fitness businesses only. Founded in 2016 by a gym owner who could not find a single system to run his business, Wellyx today serves gyms, fitness studios, health clubs, personal training studios, martial arts schools, and yoga, Pilates, dance, and gymnastics studios in more than 70 countries. The company is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with teams in London, Toronto, Brisbane, and Dublin.

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