Delhi's gym market splits hard by postcode. South Delhi clubs in Greater Kailash, Saket and Hauz Khas sell premium memberships and live on personal training packages worth lakhs a year. Budget floors in Rohini, Laxmi Nagar and Karol Bagh run on volume and price sensitivity, where a missed renewal is felt immediately. Both struggle with the same things: PT sessions tracked in a trainer's head, fees chased in notebooks, and winter months when footfall drops and nobody follows up. Liftzen replaces all of that with one system for members, memberships, attendance and payments.
Liftzen runs in the browser, so it works on the computer you already have at the front desk. Guided setup walks you through plans, staff roles and branches, and bulk import moves your existing members over from spreadsheets. The Starter plan is free to try for up to 200 members, with no credit card required.
In Delhi, PT is often the most profitable line in the gym, and it is usually the least tracked. Sessions are counted from memory, packages expire without anyone noticing, and trainers and owners argue over how many sessions were actually delivered. Liftzen's personal training management keeps packages, scheduled sessions and usage in one record both you and the trainer can see.
Assign members to trainers, log sessions as they happen, and see exactly how much PT revenue each trainer generates.
When a South Delhi member paying a premium questions a charge, or a Rohini member asks why their plan ended early, you need an answer in seconds, not a hunt through receipts. Liftzen runs memberships, partial payments and GST invoices in one flow. Every sale generates a GST invoice automatically, and each member's full payment history sits on their profile.
Freezes handle the December-to-January dip cleanly, pausing memberships instead of cancelling them, with the pause reflected in billing automatically.
Delhi gyms pack the floor before office hours and after, and a register cannot keep up when forty people walk in within fifteen minutes. Liftzen gives you QR check-in for self-service, manual check-in from the desk, and biometric check-in (fingerprint or face) where the hardware is installed.
The live occupancy view shows who is training right now, and attendance history on each profile ends arguments about sessions used under old packages.
Delhi's December and January slowdown is real. Cold mornings, wedding season and travel cut footfall, and members who drift for six weeks often never return. Liftzen's automation rules flag members who have not checked in, offers give you a win-back discount to send them, and the lead pipeline keeps trial visitors from slipping away.
WhatsApp and SMS campaigns let you reach the right people, like members who trained five days a week in October and vanished in December, instead of discounting for everyone.
Group classes from yoga in Hauz Khas to functional training in Gurgaon-adjacent studios run on bookings, and WhatsApp groups are a poor booking system. Liftzen lets members book directly, keeps waitlists when sessions fill, and shows trainers a real headcount before they walk in.
Class attendance feeds the same analytics as floor check-ins, so you can price and schedule batches around actual demand.
Delhi owners often run more than one site, and each one behaves differently. Liftzen scopes staff, plans and reports per branch, so a Rohini front desk never sees Saket's data, while you get a consolidated owner view comparing revenue, attendance and renewals across all of them.
Reports and analytics show which plans sell, which trainers retain, and where renewals are slipping, without waiting for month-end.
Start on the Starter plan with up to 200 members and run your real front desk on it during the free trial. Professional covers up to 500 members, and Business goes beyond 500 with the Biometric and Marketing modules, which switch on biometric check-in and WhatsApp/SMS campaigns.
Every plan includes member management, billing with GST invoices, attendance, PT management, class scheduling, workout and diet plans, POS and inventory, and reports.
Liftzen tracks PT packages, scheduled sessions and sessions used per member, assigns members to trainers, and reports PT revenue per trainer, so nothing is counted from memory.
Yes, every sale generates a GST invoice automatically, and each member's payment history is stored on their profile.
Yes. Staff, plans and reports are scoped per branch. You as the owner see a consolidated view across all branches.
Automation rules flag members who stop checking in, offers let you send targeted win-back discounts, and WhatsApp/SMS campaigns (Business plan) reach exactly those segments.
Yes. Bulk member import moves your existing list in from a spreadsheet, and guided setup helps you configure plans, branches and staff before going live.