Gymglish review

Entry is €14 and the buying model is free trial. That sits close to the €13.15 site median, so the first payment is easy to size against other tools. Qonto starts at €9 and Accountable at €9.90, so both quote a lower entry figure.

The free trial runs 7 days, shorter than the 14 median trial length across the wider site. On that measure Gymglish sits at 140 out of 166 brands ranked, so the trial is short rather than generous. Payment follows at €14.

The free plan answer here is no, and the model on offer is free trial, so the 7 day trial is the only window before paying €14. For a sense of the entry range, Qonto starts at €9 and Accountable at €9.90.

The listed platform is ios, taken from the app store listing, so access runs through an ios device. The set is narrow: desktop clients and other mobile systems sit outside it. That makes it a poor match for teams whose people are not on that platform.

The brand names beginners, small business and enterprise as its audience, so beginners, small businesses and enterprise teams are all in scope. It is headquartered in France and the legal entity behind it is A9, founded in 2004. Support runs through email and help centre whichever group you belong to.

The cost score reads 3.1 out of ten here, and the overall score reads 3.1, with 3 alternatives beside it. Entry at €14 is close to the €13.15 site median, so cost is unremarkable rather than a bargain or a shock.

On entry price Gymglish ranks 87 out of 200 brands tracked, with €14 against a category median of €16.66. Qonto starts at €9, a lower euro figure than Gymglish, while Billy quotes DKK 160 in Danish kroner.

Support runs on email and help centre only, which lists email and a help centre. Across the wider site, a help centre appears for 84.5% of brands and email for 72.3%, so both routes here are the usual ones. Written answers are what you plan around.