Full-Time
Posted on 2/21/2025
Subscription-based fitness and wellness platform
$166.3k - $249.5kAnnually
Senior, Expert
New York, NY, USA
This is a hybrid role, which implies that the candidate will need to work in-office some days.
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Gympass offers a membership model that provides access to various gyms, fitness studios, live online classes, wellness apps, and virtual personal training sessions. It primarily serves corporate clients by integrating its services into employee benefits programs, promoting health and well-being among employees. The company has tiered membership plans ranging from $9.99 to $249.99 per month, catering to different fitness needs and budgets. Higher-tier plans offer more premium options and services. Revenue is generated through subscription fees, with employers often subsidizing costs for their employees. Gympass differentiates itself by providing a flexible and comprehensive fitness solution tailored to individual needs, helping users maintain a healthy lifestyle while benefiting employers through increased productivity and reduced healthcare costs.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series F
Total Funding
$773.3M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2012
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Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Paid Vacation
Paid Parental Leave
Home Office Stipend
Professional Development Budget
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A peak performance partnership: Apple Fitness+ teams up with Gympass.
Gympass, a leading corporate wellness platform, has integrated with Apple Fitness+, meaning more than two million employees globally will now have access to the fitness subscription service.
Gympass just released its Year in Motion 2023 report, highlighting fitness trends of the year based on how 2 million people checked in to gyms and wellness apps around the world.
Even nearly four years on from the pandemic, many companies are still grappling with a fundamental mismatch between the workers who prefer to work from home and the bosses who prefer a standard amount of in-person work. It’s led to cratering retention, productivity, and morale—but picking any one kind of work arrangement for everyone isn't quite the fix.That’s according to a new report from corporate wellness platform Gympass in conjunction with Northwell Health on the “State of Work-Life Wellness.” Their survey of 5,000-plus full-time workers didn’t reveal a clear answer to the question of where today’s “best place to work” actually is. Instead, the spread was fairly even among workers who preferred remote, hybrid, and in-office work. That showed that the key for mental wellness, rather than location itself, is the ability to choose.Gympass researchers compared workers whose companies allowed them to work in their preferred setting (“matched” workers) with those whose settings were chosen for them (“unmatched”). Those who had the opportunity to choose were more productive, lower-stress, better-rested, and twice as likely to report being happy with their employer. But with so many companies issuing mandated office returns, that’s not the norm everywhere, and it’s creating a big gap in workplace well-being.“When a wellness deficit grows large enough, it can drive absenteeism, a clear and complete lack of productivity,” the Gympass report reads