Head to head · October 2026
Virtuagym vs Glofox
Published prices against a quote. Virtuagym lists every plan, from $51 a month for 20 clients to $438 for 2,500, with coaching apps and workout plans built in. Glofox publishes only a “from $99/mo” figure and quotes the rest, with its branded member app included on the top Elite plan.
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Score duel
Factor by factor
| Feature | Virtuagym | Glofox |
|---|---|---|
| Overall score | 7.9 | 6.4 |
| Headline price | $51/mo | $99/mo (starting at) |
| True monthly cost | $91–$438/mo | ~$110–$400+/mo |
| Pricing model | Per-location tiers by clients (Manage, Coach or All-in-One; 20 to 2,500 clients) | Quote-based (Essential, Boost, Elite, Enterprise) |
| Transparent pricing | ||
| Branded app | ||
| AI tools | ||
| Unlimited clients | ||
| Scheduling / POS | ||
| Free tier |
What you would pay
Virtuagym vs Glofox pricing
| Plan | Virtuagym | Glofox |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | Every plan, 20 to 2,500 clients | Only “from $99/mo” |
| Entry plan | Manage or Coach from $51/mo (20 clients) | Essential: operators report about $110–$150 |
| Full plan | All-in-One $91–$438/mo (20–2,500 clients) | Boost about $160–$250; Elite about $250–$400+ (reported) |
| 50 / 150 clients | $114 / $160 (All-in-One) | Quote |
| Branded app | White-label app quoted separately | Included on Elite; quoted add-on on Essential and Boost |
| Card processing | 2.75% + $0.20 (card not present) | Not published |
Virtuagym prices each location by client count and plan (All-in-One: $91 for 20 clients, $114 for 50, $160 for 150, $230 for 500, $322 for 1,000 and $438 for 2,500), about 10% less billed annually. Glofox publishes only a starting price; its ranges are what operators report after a demo, so ask for a written quote with the card rate and contract length included.
The verdict
Pick Virtuagym for most gyms and studios: it scores higher on every factor in our scoring (7.9 overall against 6.4), publishes its prices and card rate, and its All-in-One plan costs $114 for 50 clients and $160 for 150. Consider Glofox only if you run one boutique studio and want the branded app bundled in Elite, and compare written quotes from both.
Choose Virtuagym if…
- You want to see the full price before a sales call
- You combine memberships with workout and nutrition coaching
- You want a published card rate (2.75% + $0.20)
Choose Glofox if…
- You run one boutique studio built around classes
- You want a branded member app included in your plan (Elite)
- You are happy to negotiate a quote
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Virtuagym cheaper than Glofox?
On published and reported figures, yes. Virtuagym All-in-One costs $114 a month for 50 clients and $160 for 150, with card processing at 2.75% + $0.20. Operators report Glofox Essential at about $110–$150, Boost at $160–$250 and Elite at $250–$400+, and its card rates are not published. Only a written Glofox quote settles it for your studio.
Which one includes a branded app?
Glofox includes your own branded member app on Elite and sells it as a quoted add-on on Essential and Boost. Virtuagym’s coach and client apps are included, and a white-label app in the App Store and Google Play is quoted separately. See our branded app guide.
Which is better for personal training and coaching?
Virtuagym. Its Coach and All-in-One plans include workout and nutrition plans, 3,000 3D exercises, wearables and coach and client apps, alongside memberships, scheduling and payments. Glofox is built around class booking and memberships for boutique studios. Read the Virtuagym review.
What are the alternatives to Glofox?
Compare the Glofox alternatives side by side: Gymdesk, TeamUp, MyStudio, Arbox, Walla and WellnessLiving, with monthly costs at 50, 100 and 200 members. See also Mindbody vs Glofox.
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