Anonymous #1 45w

Eventually there’s going to be a 5th page of the app that is like a community circle for each gym that gyms and locations will pay for to get analytics, white labeled app, perks for their communities, affiliate revenue etc, but that’s down the road

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Anonymous OP 45w

Interesting, do you think that having tailored gym communities for specific locations would upset those gyms, or is the plan to field partnerships with said locations?

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Anonymous #1 45w

Field partnerships with them

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Anonymous OP 45w

nice

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Anonymous #4 45w

It’s a just a software company essentially to allow for gym management and operations

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Anonymous OP 45w

How are you going to monetize it?

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Anonymous #4 45w

It’s a paid software for gyms. Just subscriptions

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Anonymous #4 45w

I think what they should do is create a tier of membership that is a paid feature that allows more advanced data analytics on your workouts. Perhaps macro scale information on total sets, workout duration and frequency, progression in each muscle group, etc. It could also unlock an AI chat bot to converse about routine, training, supplements, and nutrition. Just some thoughts.

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Anonymous #1 45w

Yes but the whole point is that all the app features are 100% free to provide more value and monetization comes from the software business side that’s B2B. This sets it apart from other apps that are the “freemium” model, and instead with Maxlyft, the user gets unlimited analytics for free

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Anonymous OP 45w

I see, definitely more difficult up front but perhaps more sustainable long term. Will take a while to build that brand significance to get good partnerships

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