Lock in your income

Packages

Turn your programs into the full package.

Bundle the programs you've already built into one subscription. Turn one-off buyers into recurring income, and sell more without building anything new.

No credit card needed.

Why package your programs

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    Grow recurring revenue

    Turn coaching into a subscription clients stay enrolled in, month after month.

  • Green 3D icon of a stopwatch with a textured face and four buttons on top and side.

    Reduce purchase fatigue

    One decision, one price, instead of asking clients to pick and choose.

  • 3D illustration of a desktop calendar with white pages and a purple top binding, showing square date blocks with one purple block indicating a highlighted date.

    Keep clients longer

    One subscription covers everything a client needs, so there's nothing else to go looking for.

  • Rolled-up purple exercise or yoga mat with a textured surface.

    Build complete offers

    Keep adding to the library, and keep clients engaged long-term.

How it works

1
Create a new Package

Go to the Packages tab and “Create a new Package”

2
Add your programs

Add any number or combination of programs you've already built, for example 3 Fixed Length, 2 Group Rolling Calendars, and a bespoke 1-2-1.

3
Set your pricing

Monthly, annual or free, your call.

4
Publish or share

Publish to your Fitr Storefront, or share a direct Package link.

5
Clients subscribe

Clients subscribe once, and get access to everything inside.

6
Update anytime

Add, swap or remove programs at any time. Subscribers see updates automatically.

User interface screen showing a menu with categories: Programming with options Programs, Clients, Packages; Tools with options Exercises, Templates, Media, Leaderboards, Challenges. The Packages option is highlighted with a light background and an orange arrow pointing to a red button labeled 'Create new package'.
User interface window titled 'Add Programs' with a search bar and filter button, showing four workout program options: Upper body (Session 1, Day 1), Perform (Group Rolling Calendar), CF beginners (Fixed Length), and Bespoke Training (1-2-1). Two buttons at the bottom read Cancel and Add Programs. The background shows a blurred image of a person in sporty red clothing.
User interface showing pricing setup with two sections: one asks how to charge for a package with 'Automatically' option selected and recommended, describing automation of business finances and delivery; the other section titled 'Package price' shows price input fields with £50 per month entered and an option to add subscription.
User interface showing two active fitness packages: HYROX Race System with images of a woman pulling a rope and gym exercises priced at £100 per month, and Summer Body Blueprint with images of a woman exercising outdoors and healthy food priced at £50 per month or £100 quarterly, with a red button labeled 'See all Packages'.
Smartphone screen showing a fitness app under 'My purchases' with tabs for 'All programs' and 'Packages'. The visible purchased programs include Ultimate P, Endurance, Strength H, and Full body workout, each with duration and session details. A highlighted popup displays 'The movement package' featuring 15 strength training programs to build power, endurance, and resilience through progressive overload, functional movements, and compound lifts. The popup also shows an image of dumbbells and a rack.
User interface overlay on a photo of a person in an orange shirt stretching outdoors under a blue sky, holding a volleyball. The interface titled 'Add Programs' shows two program cards: one with a man doing pull-ups labeled 'Strict HSPU - Beginners' with 'Fixed Length,' and another with a woman practicing yoga on a beach labeled 'Mobility' with 'Session 1, Day 1.' A button labeled '+ Add Programs' is visible, along with a red trash icon.

What could you package?

Graphic showing a fitness package called HYROX Race Prep Package on the left, equal to three smaller packages on the right labeled Mobility & Recovery, Strength Engine, and HYROX Conditioning.
Graphic showing flexible memberships with a Flexible Training Bundle on the left featuring a smiling man and woman, equal to four smaller images on the right titled Gym Strength, Mobility Flow, Home Workouts, and Cardio Conditioning.
Graphic titled 'All Access' showing a box labeled 'Pace Haus Unlimited Access' on the left equals six smaller images on the right representing different workout categories including Night Leg Run & Strength, Sprint Track & Speed Uplift, Endurance Strength Engine, Trail Running, and Marathon Training.

Complete systems

Build outcome-focused coaching offers by combining training, nutrition, recovery and education into one subscription. A HYROX coach, for example, could bundle race prep, mobility, conditioning and post-race recovery into one complete system.

Flexible memberships

Give clients multiple ways to train, gym, home, strength or conditioning, under one membership.

All access

Keep adding to the library, and keep clients engaged long-term.

Coach tip

Use Tracks to create variations of the same program, like gym vs home or 3-day vs 5-day training, and include them all inside one Package for even more client flexibility and value.

Woman in workout clothes lying on a purple exercise mat in a living room, lifting her legs and upper body in a core exercise; overlay text menu titled 'Program Tracks' with options Everyday, No Gym, Time Limited, and No Gym or Time.

Frequently asked questions

Tracks creates variations of the same program. Packages bundles different programs together into one subscription.

No. Add as many as you like.

Yes. Combine any program types in a single Package to suit how you coach.

Yes. Update a Package at any time, and active subscribers see the changes automatically.

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