Accolade Pro vs Boost CRM

Accolade Pro is a sales CRM for fitness operators that brings lead capture, sales workflows and member-retention activity together. It analyzes member behavior, engagement and visit patterns to flag potential upsells and churn risks. Teams can automate and assign lead follow-ups, upsell tasks and retention actions based on engagement, attendance and lifecycle signals. Calls, SMS and WhatsApp are available for communicating with leads and members, and teams can track and close opportunities from mobile. Analytics cover conversions, churn, member engagement, team activity and marketing campaigns. The service runs on Android, iOS and the web; its terms identify Google Chrome as a compatible browser and require an internet-connected device. Workflows can be deployed across multiple teams and locations. There is no free plan, but one free 30-day trial is available. Subscriptions are monthly or annual, and activation requires a separate one-time setup fee; neither amount is stated. Third-party providers used during the trial may charge fees.

Boost CRM is a sales CRM for gyms, fitness clubs and other sport and fitness businesses. Its visual prospect pipeline lets teams sort, filter and prioritize leads by status, source or date. Leads can be captured from websites, Meta Ads, Google Ads, QR codes, inbound calls, partners, email and WhatsApp. Follow-up scenarios can send SMS, email or WhatsApp after events such as a meeting, signup or missed response.

The system brings WhatsApp Business, SMS, email and Messenger conversations together and supports custom reply templates. Teams can schedule appointments from prospect records, use a shared calendar and send reminders. Named club software integrations include Deciplus, Resamania, Heitz, Xplor, Sportigo and bsport, with two-way synchronization; a REST API supports contact operations from external applications or automations. Boost says data is hosted in Europe, encrypted end to end and handled in compliance with GDPR. Pricing is from €89/mo (annual), with a 14-day trial and no free plan. SMS is billed separately through a third-party service.