Can One Membership Cover Multiple Classes and Locations?
Members do not all train the same way. They may choose different classes throughout the week, work out near the office on weekdays, and visit a gym closer to home on weekends. Some may also want to explore a new type of training alongside their usual routine.
Does that mean you need a separate membership for every class, location, or partner gym? As your programs and locations grow, creating a new membership for every option can lead to duplicate plans and more complicated membership management.
With LINKO, you can connect multiple classes, locations, and partner gyms to a single membership. Each class can also have its own visit and attendance limits, giving members more ways to train while helping your gym maintain the operating rules it needs.
Connect Multiple Classes to a Single Membership
If your gym offers group classes, open gym access, and specialized programs, you do not need to create a separate membership for each one.
For example, one membership could include strength, conditioning, and open gym sessions. Members can then choose from the included options based on their schedule and training goals.
Instead of selling every program through a separate plan, operators can bring different classes together into one training experience. New programs can also be added alongside existing classes, making the membership easier to expand over time.
Extend Access to Other Locations and Partner Gyms
A membership does not have to be limited to a single gym.
With LINKO, a member who signs up at Location A can be given access to classes at Location B or at a connected partner gym.
For multi-location operators, this makes it possible to bring each location’s spaces and programs into one membership. Members could train near the office on weekdays and closer to home on weekends, choosing a location that fits their routine.
Connecting classes from a partner gym can also introduce members to new training styles and spaces that are not available at their usual gym. It is a way to bring the strengths of different gyms together through one membership.
Set Different Access Rules for Each Class
Connecting multiple classes to one membership does not mean every class has to follow the same rules.
A class with limited capacity may need different access limits from an open gym session. When programs have different schedules and operating models, their access rules need to reflect those differences.
LINKO lets you set three types of access rules for each class:
Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
Daily visit limit | How many times a member can use the class in one day |
Weekly class limit | The total number of times a member can use the class in one week |
Weekly access days | The number of days per week on which the class can be used |
Weekly class limits and weekly access days serve different purposes.
A weekly class limit controls the total number of sessions a member can attend. Weekly access days control how many different days the member can use that class.
By setting only the rules each class needs, operators can keep everything under one membership while reflecting the way each program is actually run.
Give Members More Ways to Build Their Own Routine
Members can choose from the classes and gyms included in their membership without signing up for multiple plans.
They may use different locations based on their weekday and weekend routines or choose different classes depending on their training goals. If partner gym access is included, they can also explore a new type of training.
With more options in one membership, members can build a routine around their daily lives instead of adjusting their lives to one fixed way of training.
Available classes, locations, and access rules depend on how each membership is configured.
Keep Membership Management Simple Without Losing Control
A membership is not only a product defined by its duration and number of sessions. It also shapes how members experience your gym.
With LINKO, you do not need to create another similar membership every time you add a program or location. Multiple classes and gyms can be connected to one membership, while visit and attendance limits can still be managed separately for each class.
Operators can keep the membership lineup simple while deciding which programs and locations should be offered together. This gives members more choice without removing the operating rules each program requires.
Ways to Use Flexible Memberships at Your Gym
How you connect classes and gyms will determine how a single membership can be used.
Membership model | Setup | Experience you can offer |
|---|---|---|
All-in-one training membership | Connect strength, conditioning, running, and other classes | Members can choose a program based on their schedule and training goals. |
Cross-location membership | Let members sign up at Location A and use classes at Location B | Members can train near the office on weekdays and closer to home on weekends. |
Partner gym membership | Connect your gym’s classes with programs at a partner gym | Members can access new training styles and spaces that are not available at your gym. |
Membership with class-specific limits | Set different visit and attendance limits for each class | You can offer more choice while maintaining the rules required for each program. |
LINKO lets you bring your programs, locations, and partner gyms together in one membership. Use the strengths of your gym and the way your members train to create an experience that is specific to your business.
✓ Key Takeaways
A single LINKO membership can include multiple classes.
You can also include classes at other locations or partner gyms.
Member access is limited to the classes and locations assigned to that membership.
Each class can have its own access rules, even within the same membership.
Set daily visit limits, weekly session limits, and days-per-week limits for each class.
Offer members more ways to train without creating multiple similar memberships.
More Choice for Members, Simpler Membership Management
More classes and locations do not have to make your membership lineup more complicated.
Connect your programs, other locations, and partner gyms through a single LINKO membership. Give members options that fit their routines and training goals while keeping class-specific rules and membership management clear.
