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Exercise.com Check-Ins review

#13 of 26 in Gym Check-In Software

A broad check-in system for established, multi-location fitness operations.

7.8/10Editor score
Exercise.com Check-Ins7.8 Visit Exercise.com

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Exercise.com Check-Ins is gym check-in and attendance software for gyms, fitness studios, athletic facilities, personal trainers, and other fitness businesses. Members can check in through custom-branded mobile apps, tablet kiosks, front-desk tablets, or barcode scanning. The platform also tracks attendance for open gym access, classes, and personal training, making it a fit for established operators managing more than one location or attendance type.

Pricing is quote-based. According to the vendor's pricing page, customers contact sales rather than select a published plan price. The published product details show web, iOS, and Android access, plus custom-branded member apps and connections with scheduling, payments, packages, and reporting. Attendance KPI reports include filters and CSV export, giving operators a way to review check-in activity across their business. Multi-location management and guest-pass and guest-visit settings add useful controls for organizations with varied sites, membership policies, or visitor workflows.

Its main strength is breadth: Exercise.com Check-Ins covers multiple entry points while bringing open-gym, class, and personal-training attendance into one system. That makes it a sensible choice for established multi-location fitness businesses that want branded member experiences and operational reporting alongside check-ins. Smaller gyms or teams looking only for a basic front-desk or kiosk workflow may prefer a narrower product with a simpler buying process. Businesses evaluating it should also expect a sales-led purchasing conversation rather than a self-serve published price list.

Exercise.com Check-Ins pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports mobile, kiosk, barcode, and front-desk check-ins
    • Tracks open-gym, class, and personal-training attendance
    • Includes multi-location tools, KPI reports, and branded apps
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires a sales quote
    • The feature set may exceed the needs of smaller gyms
    • Best suited to businesses needing several check-in channels

Exercise.com Check-Ins fact sheet, pricing and score →

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