Gym Owners
Choose what the button on your public gym page does — capture a free-trial lead, or send people straight to picking a plan and paying. Set it in your gym settings.
When someone finds your gym's public page on CombatScore, the main call-to-action button is how they take the next step. You decide what that button does.
Set it under Gym → Settings → Public page sign-up.
Book a free trial (the default). The button opens a short form — name, email, optional first-class date. It creates a lead in your pipeline and (if you auto-provision accounts) emails the person a link to set up their account. Lowest friction; best when you want to capture the contact and follow up, even if they don't commit on the spot.
Join & pay now. The button sends the visitor straight to picking a membership and paying. Highest intent; best for warm prospects who already know they want in. If your gym doesn't have an active plan or Stripe isn't set up yet, this automatically falls back to the free-trial form so nobody hits a dead end.
Trial form submissions land in Gym → Leads as new leads (see Leads and the sales pipeline). If you auto-provision trial accounts, the person also gets a claim email; once they claim it and finish onboarding, CombatScore nudges them toward becoming a paying member.
This setting controls the CombatScore-hosted public page for your gym. If you've activated your own gym subdomain site, that site has its own trial-booking and contact blocks you edit in the site builder.
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Last updated Jun 24, 2026