Exercise.com Websites vs Hapana

Exercise.com Websites combines a fitness website builder with tools for running coaching and client services. Businesses can create branded websites with booking calendars, lead forms, scheduling, payments, and member-engagement features. Leads may trigger automated email, SMS, and in-app messages, workout delivery, assessments, and failed-payment recovery notices. Landing pages and ecommerce tools support selling digital fitness products and other services or products. Custom-branded apps are available on iOS, Android, and the web. The platform brings booking, workouts, assessments, leads, and in-person or online services into one system. Listed operational features include session scheduling, a client portal, goals and progress tracking, payments and billing, group coaching, forms and assessments, kiosk mode, mobile check-in, attendance reports, and multi-location support. Exercise.com also lists connections to Garmin, Fitbit, MyFitnessPal, Strava, Withings, Polar, and Coros. API access can be requested through an account representative. Pricing is by quote, with no numeric plan prices published.

Hapana provides gym and health-club management software for operations at one or multiple clubs. Its core tools cover class scheduling, online booking, automated billing, staff and membership management, marketing automation, reporting and point of sale. Digital waivers are included. Members can use a branded app to scan into a gym, with contactless QR-code check-in described for 24/7 access. Multi-site and franchise businesses get centralized management features. Listed integrations include ClassPass, Stripe, Zapier, Zoom, Brivo and Google Tag Manager. API access varies by plan: Premium lists read-only access, while Pro lists full read-and-write access. Plans are billed per location, with Basic focused on a single site, Premium offering multi-location support and 40-plus reports, and Pro adding 50-plus reports, central campaigns and dedicated infrastructure with data isolation. Pricing is on request; there is no free plan, but a free trial is offered.