New Lead to Intro
- 1Website inquiry form submitted
- 2Automated SMS offers an intro session time
- 3Athlete selects time and signs digital waiver
- 4Reminder sent two hours before the class starts
Systems for Affiliates
Affiliates generate revenue through recurring memberships, specialty seminars, and personal coaching sessions. Revenue tends to slip when trial athletes are not followed up with immediately after their first WOD or when membership renewals fail due to expired payment methods.
Wellness & Fitness
How the business actually works
Inquiry
A potential athlete expresses interest in a trial class or foundations program via the website.
Intro Session
The lead attends a no-sweat intro or a community Saturday WOD to assess fit.
Foundations
New members complete a series of movements standards and safety briefings before joining general classes.
Onboarding
The athlete signs the waiver, sets up recurring billing, and receives the box rules.
Engagement
Regular attendance is tracked to ensure the member is hitting their fitness goals and staying active.
Milestone
Celebrating PRs, attendance streaks, and membership anniversaries to build community.
Renewal
Automatic management of membership terms and payment updates to prevent involuntary churn.
Where it leaks
Interested athletes often reach out and then disappear before booking their first intro. Without immediate automated engagement, these leads lose motivation or find another local box.
New members frequently feel overwhelmed during their first two weeks and may stop showing up. A lack of supportive messaging during this critical window leads to high early-stage turnover.
Tracking down members for new credit card details when payments fail is awkward and time consuming for coaches. This administrative burden distracts from the quality of the coaching on the floor.
Traveling athletes visit for a single session but are rarely nurtured into long-term remote members or merchandise buyers. These one-time interactions are often missed opportunities for brand loyalty.
When a regular member stops checking into classes, they are often already halfway to canceling. Manual tracking of attendance dips is nearly impossible for busy head coaches.
What LATTICE can build
Instantly sends a text to anyone who calls the gym while a coach is busy on the floor so leads do not go to a competitor.
Automated check-ins via SMS during the athlete's first fourteen days to answer questions and encourage attendance.
Automatic notifications and secure links sent to members when a payment bounces, allowing them to update details privately.
Sends targeted offers to former members who have been inactive for over ninety days to bring them back for a new challenge.
A streamlined interface for visiting athletes to sign waivers, pay the drop-in fee, and receive box directions instantly.
Triggers a request for a public review after a member hits a specific attendance milestone or records a new PR.
Congratulates athletes on their membership anniversaries or major lifting milestones to reinforce the community bond.
Example systems
Tell us what's slowing the business down. LATTICE can build around the way your business operates.
The system monitors your check-in logs and automatically reaches out when a member breaks their routine. This allows you to intervene before they decide to cancel their membership.
Yes, we build workflows that guide leads from their initial interest directly into booking their first foundations session. It ensures no one falls through the cracks during the transition from curious to committed.
LATTICE focuses on the business operations, lead acquisition, and member communication side of your gym. It works alongside your workout programming to ensure the back-office is as strong as your athletes.
We provide a dedicated booking flow for visitors that handles the payment and the legal waiver simultaneously. This ensures they are fully cleared to participate before they even step through your garage doors.
Absolutely. The system tracks join dates and can automatically send personalized messages or even digital gift cards for gym apparel when a member hits their one-year or five-year mark.