The best time to get someone to book is thirty seconds after they ask what you charge — on the gym floor, with no pen and nowhere to put a paper card.
Personal training is sold in short, unplanned conversations in a place where nobody is carrying a wallet. A QR code on your phone solves the mechanics: they scan, your packages and results are on their screen, and you are saved in their contacts before the conversation ends.
It also carries the proof. Prospective clients want to see people like them who got results, and a link does that where a card cannot — before-and-afters, a class timetable, a testimonial page, your Instagram.
And your offer changes constantly: new packages, seasonal pricing, a block of classes, a gym move. An editable card means the QR on your water bottle, your car and the gym noticeboard keeps showing what you are actually selling this month.
Most keep the QR code on their phone and show it when someone asks about training. The person scans it, sees packages, results and a booking link, and saves the contact — no paper card and no typing a number into a phone mid-conversation.
Yes. Add your booking or scheduling link and it becomes the main action on the card, so an interested person can book while they are still standing in front of you.
Edit the card. Every QR you have already shared — on a noticeboard, a water bottle, a car sticker — shows the new version, so seasonal pricing does not mean reprinting.
Yes. The free plan includes one digital business card, a QR code and sharing link, your profile, links and socials, an Apple and Google Wallet pass, and unlimited edits — free forever, no credit card. Free cards carry a small CompanyCard credit; removing it is part of Pro.
Free forever, no credit card, and your link never changes.