gymlaunch.comReviews of gymlaunch.com

I was curious about the program & chatted with the sales person who told me that the program would help generate new leads for my studio. When I objected to the cost & 1yr commitment to the program, I said I was not interested. The sales person, said that I could try the program for the first 4 weeks & then decide if I wanted to continue. After 3 weeks in, I knew that this program was not what I was looking for & told the person I was out. The videos they wanted me to watch are poorly produced, bad audio & were specifically geared for new gym owners. I had already created all my lead generation & sales systems in place which were more up to date than their old videos. This was their main value proposition :( I was specifically looking for marketing ideas. I received 1 marketing idea & got only 3 leads, not enough to cover my ad spend. In all I spent $996 for nothing & now Gym Launch is charging my account $249/week for their "coaching" program, which again, I never signed up for. An Unethical company & Definitely a complete waste of money! DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS!!

Absolutely horrible bait & switch. This company and its policies and procedures will single-handedly destroy your business in no time at all. They don’t respond and just do things with your ads without you ever approving them. Then tell you to submit a support ticket if you need help. I’ve paid $14k so far and have gotten nothing but anxiety, a ruined reputation, and at least one lost client. They are absolutely awful! DO NOT sign on with them! You will regret it!

My experience: The absolute WORST business decision I have EVER made!!! Ask yourself the following questions: If a service is valuable, then why is there a need for a large (EXTREMELY large) upfront payment or to lock people into a contract? Wouldn't customers stay with a service if it is a continued asset to their company? As of this date, on the better business bureau, why are all but 1 and 5 star reviews with nothing in between? Ask others what kind of sales paradigm is really being taught as well as being used on me in the sales process? I asked the salesperson and what was presented in the sales process vs. what was delivered was drastically different. Ask yourself....and the Better Business Bureau reviews (NOT the salesperson): Will there be many discrepancies between consumer perception and delivery? Is this suitable for me? Does the company have a financial incentive to provide suitability after purchase and signing of a contract? Is the GUARANTEE a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE? The company seems to concentrate their efforts much more on front end sales and the legal gymnastics of their contract than service and product. Why? The ad they presented in their 'client financed acquisition' funnel (despite basic business advice from any and all advisors from SBA to MBA's, etc) was not niched for my business or customized (my name was not even to be on it). The ad actually represented the opposite of my company. Advice: Read all reviews AND complaints on Better Business Bureau. Also, read the responses. This information will allow you to determine for yourself what patterns this company exhibits in the execution of their service vs. what they advertise. As with ANY contract involving large sums of money, have a lawyer go over the contract very carefully and make sure that none of the aforementioned complaints/reviews are related to areas that are written into the contract to disempower you as the consumer. DO NOT sign a contract in their presence. Take it home! Remember, they write the contract for their interest and NOT yours. Look up the word 'PUFFERY' before entering into any contract of this kind.