AI agent
Follow-up that runs on its own.

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity recommend businesses by name. We make sure yours is one.
Representative interface. Business name is fictional.
Google still matters: 71% of consumers still use it to check reviews. You need to show up in both. BrightLocal, Feb 2026
Class schedules, coaches, and membership options on fast pages that Google and AI assistants can read and quote.
Programs, hours, trial offers, and location facts kept consistent, so assistants name you when someone asks where to train.
An AI agent follows up before and after a first class, answers questions, and books the membership talk.
Local trial campaigns in January and spring, measured by trial signups and new members, not clicks.
When someone nearby searches, your name should be on top.
Business names are fictional.
If the class schedule only lives in your booking app, Google and AI cannot see it. A schedule page can.
A free class with no follow-up is a missed member. Timely check-ins turn a visit into a signup.
People compare options before they visit. Clear membership options and starting prices earn the trial.
Churn starts with skipped weeks. Check-ins when attendance drops bring people back before they cancel.
Yes. We pull it from Mindbody, Glofox, or the system you use, so it stays current without double entry.
Yes. A short trial signup with a waiver, then automatic texts before and after their first class.
Yes. Check-in messages when attendance drops, and win-back offers when a membership lapses, on timing you choose.
Yes. Local campaigns for trials and seasonal pushes, tracked to signups rather than clicks.