Your program already has a public page here, built from results that were actually scored. Whether or not you have ever logged in, someone is reading it this week.
Browse the gym directory
The gym page and the directory are free to read. Claiming and editing your gym are on the Pro plan.
Create your free accountA parent choosing between two programs does not have your season. They have an Instagram grid, a website last touched two summers ago, and whatever somebody said in a group chat.
The results exist. They are just spread across nine producers' results pages, so nobody outside your gym has ever seen the program in one piece.
The question is not how many banners you have. It is who is reading, and what they can see when they get there.
This part is built from scored results, so it is current whether or not anyone has claimed the gym.
/gyms/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, scrolled so the Teams list and the Coaches, Choreography and Music card are both fully on screen
Every team in the program for that season, with the coaches, choreographers and music producers credited next to them.
/gyms/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, scrolled so the Performance Trends chart, the Division Wins panel and the Recent Scores feed are visible together
A score trend across the program's teams, the division wins behind it, and a recent scores feed that fills in as results post.
/gyms signed out, desktop 1440x900, a state filter applied and the map view toggled on, so the filter chips, the results list and the map pins are all on screen
Search by name or city, filter by state, gym division and discipline, or pick the program off the map.
Reading the page costs nothing and needs no account. Claiming it, editing it and posting to it are on the Pro plan, and claiming is rolling out gym by gym.
/gyms/[slug] on iPhone 390x844 via WebKit, signed in as the PRO seed user who holds the owner seat on that gym, scrolled so the edit controls, the photo gallery and the bulletin board links are on screen
A code sent to an address on your gym's own website domain, which clears on its own when that domain is already on file, or a post from the gym's Instagram, which a person reviews before it goes through.
Bio, phone, email, website, socials and the year you were founded, so the contact details on the page are the ones you actually answer.
Post a gallery and highlight videos straight to the gym page, instead of hoping a visitor goes looking for them somewhere else.
The bulletin board takes up to five links, for tryouts or registration, pointing at the pages and forms you already run off platform.
Five seats in total: one owner plus four admins. Each seat holder needs their own live Pro subscription, so add the staff who will genuinely use it.
Gym owners and program directors, who would rather the page a family lands on said what the program has actually done. Claiming it is how the bio, the contact details and the photos become yours to write.
And the people doing the shopping: a parent comparing two gyms in the same town, an athlete working out where to move next season, a coach checking who a program has on staff. None of them need an account to read any of it.
Athletes who list your program for a season show up on the page too, each name linking to their own profile. They confirm that themselves, season by season, on their side.
From: A named gym owner or program director, with the name of their program
Must say: That a parent or an athlete brought up the gym page before they ever walked in, and what changed about those visits once the page was claimed and filled in.
Collect the name, title and program before this page goes live. Do not ship an unattributed quote.
Reading gym pages and the directory costs nothing. Add the Pro plan when you want to claim your gym, edit what visitors see and add staff seats. Pro is per person, so every seat holder subscribes on their own account.