Customer support can definitely improve, at least for the partner studios.

ClassPass has enormous reach and a huge database of users. ClassPass has helped our studio grow and survive during the pandemic.

The dynamic class credits algorithm is sometimes hard to understand. Sometimes empty classes can cost so many credits it end up becoming empty while some other popular classes are bookable with just a few credits.

Affordability and flexibility are what make ClassPass enticing. One ClassPass membership accesses thousands of facilities and classes including but not limited to general fitness and wellness, yoga, spa, cardio, massage, martial arts, spin, strength training, crossfit and gym time. The virtual library contains thousands of recorded classes that are ready to go at any time. ClassPass memberships are affordable and flexible themselves with more than five options including a free two week trial with 28 credits.Sign up using the app and schedule a class. Most may be canceled the day before and no restrictions limit the frequency.

One: The credits required for a class fluctuate by date, time, and popularity. The fluctuations are good news for a bargain hunter with an open schedule however they're sometimes problematic for individuals with a busy schedule or committed routine. It's caused me to run out of credits unexpectedly before. Extra credits are available for purchase at a higher rate than membership credits. And, two: The way ClassPass works is by partnering with fitness centers, spas, studios, etcetera. Instead of cash/payment from the customer they accept credits from ClassPass. Some facilities don't participate and some probably haven't been invited to participate. My large metropolitan area is a great place to use ClassPass and so were other cities I've visited for work and vacation. When I visit my parents in their small out of the way community I can't use ClassPass. The area is limited to three or four locations and none of them partner with ClassPass. At this time I take advantage of the virtual classes which are better than nothing, however it would be preferable if I could stick to my routine. I work hard to maintain my overall wellness.

they have yet to pay us after several years of accepting at our fitness center.

Convenience was the reason we signed up with them.

They have yet to pay our fitness center. They continually will send people to the club . They have yet to pay, it has been several years.

Great app with awesome prices. Been a user for 5 years and will continue to be! It’s a great way to discover new gyms and activities without having to commit to pricy packages or memberships

I’ve been a user for 5+ years and till this day my favorite thing about it is the large range of fitness classes available. I like to dip my feet in different activities including yoga, bodybuilding, climbing, HIIT and beauty treatment. I am able to find amazing options for all areas I’m looking for in only one place and for a better price than having several memberships

Cancellation policy depends on the gym and sometimes can be quite pricy if outside the cancellation period. Hopefully this can change and be more financially friendly in case someone has to cancel due to a last minute emergency

I travel a lot for work and I appreciate the extensive network of gyms and classes available through ClassPass. I don't belong directly to a gym at home because I am on the road too much, but I found class pass to be a very economical and useful way to attend classes and gyms in different cities. The application is easy to use for class sign up and I've never had issues. Through my work I have access to a competitor product called gympass. I have found ClassPass to be superior.

You'll need to make a decision about which tier to join in order to maximize the value you're getting for your money. This can take some trial and error. Still far better than my situation than joining a gym directly.