Your gym screens,
in your pocket
The spin coach texts that the 7:30pm class is now 8pm. The receptionist updates the screen from her phone in 10 seconds before the first member arrives. Your screens show live schedules, coach of the day and monthly leaderboard — without printing posters or sticking notices on doors.
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What goes on screen
from day one
Templates ready for CrossFit box, neighbourhood gym and fitness centre.
Live class schedules
SPIN 6:30pm · YOGA 7:00pm · CROSSFIT 8:00pm. Coach assigned, spots available (6/15), QR booking online. You change the schedule from your phone, the screen updates in 2-3 seconds.
Coach of the day + monthly leaderboard
Coach photo, speciality and timetable. Monthly member ranking (attendance, PRs, completed challenges) — recognises the community and boosts retention at zero cost.
Motivation and reminders
Quotes between sets, hydration reminder, correct lifting technique, upcoming box events. Reduces the "I didn't know there was a class" effect by up to 40%.
Notices, closures and packages
Timetable changes, bank holiday closures, events (open class, external masterclass), membership packages or 10-session bundles. No posters to stick, no reprints when you change the price.
The plan your gym
actually needs
CrossFit box with 1 reception screen: Starter €9/month. Gym with reception + weight room + class studio: Pro €19/month (3 screens, most popular). Large gym with 5-10 zones (cardio + functional + spin + classes + changing rooms): Business €59/month. Multi-site chain: Network €199/month. All plans include 14-day trial without card.
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Digitising the gym:
where a screen helps and where it does not
"Digitising" means three different things to most gyms. A screen solves exactly one of them.
What a screen does solve. The class timetable stuck on the door as an A4 sheet, wrong since February. The free spots in the 6pm class. The instructor covering today. The personal-training offers in the free-weights area, where the member looks at the wall between sets anyway. That is the ground where a screen brings revenue: it hangs where the decision is made.
What a screen does not solve. We are not gym management software. Digisini sells no memberships, manages no contracts, does no turnstile check-in and reads no classes out of your management program. If that is what you need, you want gym software, not us. You keep the timetable with us by hand, or show it as a web URL your system already produces.
Short rule: the screen informs and sells at the spot where the member decides; the management software bills and administers. Two tools, and they work well together.
Where you hang
the screen
A screen's effect depends above all on where it is, not on what it shows.
Reception
Classes, offers, holiday hours. It is the first thing the member sees on the way in and the last on the way out. The week's news and the sign-up promotion go here.
Machine floor
Technical notices and personal training, no sound. The member is focused; short, clear text, no audio video competing with their earphones.
Free-weights area
The screen with the biggest effect, because that is where the rests are. Between sets the member looks at the wall: the best spot to offer personal training, challenges and nutrition plans.
Class room
Session flow and timer. The screen sets the pace of the circuit or the HIIT so the instructor does not have to shout the times.
Changing room
Nothing. A camera or a screen with personal data in the changing room is the worst idea of the year. No screen goes there.
Nobody cancels because of the marketing
they stop coming in week three
Screens in gyms are usually sold as a way to promote personal training. The expensive problem sits earlier and is far less glamorous: the new member who could not work out where to start and quietly stopped turning up.
The induction is forgotten within a week
Whatever a new member is shown on day one — the circuit, the settings, which machines to leave alone — is gone by the third visit, and asking again feels like admitting something. So they use the four machines they already understood and get bored. A screen in the equipment area running a short loop on three or four specific machines fixes this without anybody having to ask, and it works because it plays while somebody is resting between sets. It is the one place in a gym where repetition is an advantage rather than a nuisance.
The busiest hour is the one beginners choose
New members arrive between six and eight because that is when normal people finish work, find nothing free, stand around waiting and do not come back. That is the most expensive cancellation there is: it happens inside the first month, after the joining fee has been paid. Showing the genuinely quiet hours at the entrance moves a share of those people into slots with space. It costs nothing, eases the peak, and is one of very few changes that help the member and the business at the same time.
The class timetable is the most-asked question in the building
Who is covering, what is cancelled, whether there is space: these get answered at the desk, by somebody who was doing something else. On a screen they are there all day, and this morning's change goes in from a phone in thirty seconds rather than whenever someone reaches a computer. The gain is not promotion — it is that a cancelled class is known before people are changed and standing outside the studio door.
Put the terms where people can read them alone
Notice period, minimum term, what happens if you are injured, how to cancel: these are questions members do not ask until they want to leave, by which point the conversation is already awkward. Displaying them plainly looks like a commercial disadvantage and is not — the gyms where this ends in an argument at the desk are the same ones carrying the worst reviews. What is visible does not get argued about.
Common questions from
gym managers
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