For luxury & high-end fitness clubs

The Ultimate Lineup

The affluent are paying a fortune to stay fit. Foot traffic won't bring them to you.

We find and book qualified membership tours with the affluent professionals and executives who pay premium for the best in health and fitness, warmed up before the call, so your team spends time with serious prospects, not price-shoppers.

Growing a premium gym is a recruiting problem, not a fitness problem.

Your club sells itself once someone's inside, the equipment, the trainers, the recovery suites, the experience do the work. Growth comes down to one thing: getting the right affluent prospects in for a tour. Most gyms lean on foot traffic, walk-ins, and broad digital ads. But those mostly bring price-shoppers who churn, and almost no club has anyone systematically finding and inviting the people who'll pay premium and stay.

$40K/yrEquinox's "Optimize" membership, with a waitlist of 1,000+, proof of the "insatiable" demand from the wealthy for premium health and performance.
~$10Tprojected global wellness market by 2030 (up from $6.8T in 2024), high earners treat fitness and health as the new luxury.
$96.6Bthe global health-and-fitness-club market, and the growth and the margin are concentrated at the premium, affluent end you're chasing.

Sources: CNBC / Equinox (2026); Global Wellness Institute (2024); global health & fitness club market research (2024).

"Health is the new luxury," and the affluent are spending on it like never before, the global wellness market is headed toward $10 trillion, and Equinox's $40,000 tier has a waitlist a thousand deep. The demand is real. The problem is reach: your ideal member is a busy, high-earning professional who's never set foot in your club, and walk-in traffic and broad ads only catch who happens to drive by. The founder, the partner, the executive across town who'd happily pay premium never gets the invitation.

But who's making that happen? Usually a membership advisor working the walk-ins and the front desk, with no time to prospect. Foot traffic doesn't scale to every affluent professional in your market, and there's a luxury gym or boutique studio opening down the street. The right members are out there; no one is reaching them on purpose. Reach is the part we fix, with data that pinpoints exactly who can pay premium, and outreach that gets them through your door.

What we put on your calendar: qualified membership tours.

Not "leads." Not a list. A confirmed tour with an affluent prospect who lives or works in your market and can comfortably pay premium dues, warmed up before they arrive, ready for your membership team to do what the club does best: impress them.

We find the right people the way foot traffic can't, targeting by seniority and role (founders, C-suite, partners, high earners), company and wealth signals, and proximity to the club, using ZoomInfo and premium data. Then we reach them, qualify ability to pay and interest, and book the tour. You meet members who'll pay premium and stay, not price-shoppers chasing a free week.

That qualification is the whole point: your membership team's time goes to prospects who can actually join and will stay, not price-shoppers. You spend your days on tours that become long-term members.

What it costs, and what one contract brings back.

Programs run $5,250/mo (one dedicated Playmaker) to $14,750/mo (three), on six-month terms, data, technology, and management included. Set that against the math that actually matters to a club: an affluent member pays premium dues every month, adds training and recovery on top, and stays for years, worth a dozen discount sign-ups. A handful of signed members usually pay for the whole program, many times over.

In-house membership advisor

~$154K

per person, per year, all-in

Salary, benefits, tools, data, management, and a 3 to 6 month ramp before they're productive. A rep who can't fill the pipeline still costs every penny.

Calling shop / per-seat

~$11K

per seat, per month, typical

Bought lists, auto-dialers, activity reports. You pay for dials whether or not a qualified prospect ever books a tour.

Alleyoop programs

$5,250–$14,750

per month, six-month terms

One flat fee, the team, the data, the technology. Qualified membership tours on your calendar, live in under 30 days. See the programs →

How it works, end to end.

One connected system, not a phone bank. Data finds the affluent prospects who fit, marketing warms them to your club's brand, we identify the ones with a reason to join now, we qualify ability to pay and interest, and a real person books the tour.

  1. Surface

    We build the target list, founders and business owners, C-suite executives, partners, and high earners in your market, pinpointed by role, wealth signals, and proximity to the club using ZoomInfo and premium data.

  2. Generate

    The right marketing warms those exact prospects to your club's brand and experience before any outreach, so your name carries weight when the first conversation happens.

  3. Track

    Our technology flags the moments that prompt people to invest in their health, a relocation, a milestone birthday, a new executive role, a doctor's nudge, often before they start looking.

  4. Map

    We qualify the things that actually matter, ability to pay premium, fit for your club, and genuine interest, so a tour is a serious prospect, not a price-shopper.

  5. Convert

    When a prospect is genuinely interested and qualified, a dedicated Playmaker, a real person, has the conversation and books the tour on your calendar.

January isn't your only shot. The affluent join year-round.

Every gym lives and dies by the January rush, but resolution sign-ups are price-shoppers who churn out by spring. Affluent members don't work that way: they join on a relocation, a milestone, a doctor's nudge, year-round. The clubs that win premium members are the ones recruiting them consistently, not banking on a seasonal spike that empties out.

So the recruiting has to be always-on. A program is live in under 30 days, with first tours landing in weeks 3 to 4, which means a steady flow of qualified, affluent prospects while your competitors wait for walk-ins and the January bump. The earlier you build a recruiting engine, the more premium members you sign before the next club opens nearby.

And it compounds. Every affluent member you add is recurring revenue, monthly dues, training, recovery, and the friends they bring. The prospects you reach this quarter become the members who fund the club next year, and premium members who love their club rarely leave. A club that recruits on purpose builds a base that outlasts any January.

Why this works so well for luxury gyms, specifically.

Three things make luxury gyms ideal for a real outbound program: an affluent member is recurring revenue worth a dozen discount sign-ups, the wealthy are spending on fitness like never before, and the right prospects can be pinpointed precisely by data. Win a member and you're not making a sale, you're starting a relationship that pays month after month. The only hard part is reaching the right people. That's the one thing we do.

Common questions from gym & studio owners.

Straight answers to what operators ask before they start a program. New to the model? Start with the full guide: what outsourced appointment setting is and what it should cost.

Health is the new luxury. Go sign the people who can afford it.

The affluent are spending on fitness and health like never before, but that demand goes to whoever reaches them first, not whoever they happen to walk past. The professionals who'd happily pay premium for your club are out there; they just don't know you yet. The clubs that win are building a recruiting engine now, with data and real outreach. Start now and you'll have qualified tours on the calendar in weeks. Let's fill the roster.

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