Gym Equipment Brands: EGYM, Technogym & Matrix (US)

Compare EGYM smart circuits, Technogym mywellness, Hevy, and Matrix Fitness machines in US gyms with the universal Gym.Coach 5-step autopilot.

Start free trial session

Free, in your browser, no account needed

Comparison with EGYM, Technogym, and logbook apps

Comparison Criterion	Gym.Coach Autopilot	Smart Hardware (EGYM / Biocircuit)	Logbook Apps (Hevy / Strong)
1. Member Price	$6.99/mo or $49.95/yr (1st workout $0.00 free)	Often +$15 to +$25/mo circuit upgrade fee	Free or $4.99 to $9.99/mo (Hevy / Strong) without 5-machine autopilot
2. Club Hardware Cost	$0 setup cost, $0 hardware required	$80,000 to $150,000+ per club	$0 (manual input by user, no club onboarding)
3. Supported Machines (95% Coverage)	95% of all commercial gym machines (Matrix, Technogym, Life Fitness, Gym80 & more)	Closed ecosystem (own brand only)	Manual list (Hevy / Strong, no seat memory)
4. Floor Access & Setup	Instant in mobile browser (gym.coach/app), zero download	RFID wristband and staff strength test required	App download and manual spreadsheet setup
5. Workout Duration & Program	30-min full-body program on 5 color-coded machines (3x10-12, 1-1-3 tempo, 90s rest)	Fixed queue waiting on occupied circuit machines	No automatic 5-machine balance or 1-1-3 tempo pacer
6. Automatic +5 lbs Progression & Seat Memory	Automatic +5 lbs after 3x12 + personal seat memory	Yes (via motor resistance, high lease/capex burden)	No (manual calculation, no seat memory)

How does Gym.Coach compare to floor kiosks and manual trainer apps?

Many gyms spend thousands on touchscreen floor kiosks that confuse beginners with 10-screen setup quizzes, or pay monthly software fees for trainer apps that require hours of manual plan building. Compare how Gym.Coach turns your existing selectorized floor into a self-guided circuit.

Gym Floor Experience	Gym.Coach Autopilot	Gym Floor Touchscreen Kiosks	Trainerize / Club Apps & Manual Loggers
Getting started on the gym floor	Instant proven standard: 5 pin-loaded machines, 3 sets of 10 to 12 reps, 1-1-3 tempo, and 90s rest with zero quiz fatigue.	10-screen interrogation asking beginners to pick between linear pyramid sets, drop sets, and custom rest timers.	Blank logbooks where you must build your own routine or wait for a trainer to assign a static 6-week PDF plan.
When a machine is occupied	Direct 1-tap Machine Occupied swap button that immediately selects an open equivalent station for the same muscle group.	Walk back across the gym floor to the kiosk stand to search for a substitute exercise.	Locked into a rigid trainer schedule or forced to manually search through 800 barbell and cable exercises mid-workout.
Saving weights on iPhone and Android	Offline-first instant browser storage so your seat numbers, lbs pin settings, and completed sets never disappear.	Stuck on a shared wall screen instead of right in your hand while adjusting the yellow seat lever.	Low app-store ratings from crashing club apps that wipe out logged weights when gym Wi-Fi drops.
Seat notches and micro-weight plates	One-time 20-second setup with +/- seat steppers and 1-tap selection for +5 lbs add-on switches, dials, or full plates only.	Generic animations that never remember your personal seat number or explain the machine’s drop-down weight switch.	Plain text notes where you have to type and remember your own seat and backrest settings.
Selectorized equipment coverage	95% coverage across Matrix, Life Fitness, Technogym, Hammer Strength, Precor, and Nautilus pin-loaded machines.	Limited to whatever static exercise clips were pre-loaded onto the kiosk hardware.	Built primarily for free-weight lifters tracking 1RM barbell lifts rather than 30-minute selectorized machine circuits.
Cost and ROI for gym owners	$0 hardware cost, $0 monthly club license, and a recurring 30% partner commission on member Pro upgrades.	Thousands of dollars in kiosk hardware and maintenance fees for a single screen that creates floor bottlenecks.	Per-seat software fees plus hours of staff time manually building beginner workout templates.

No expensive floor kiosk with 10 confusing setup screens and no crashing 2-star club app: members start in 20 seconds on their own phone while your gym earns a 30% recurring partner commission.

See the full comparison with Gym Floor Kiosks, Trainerize, and manual tracker apps →

Transparent consumer pricing and gym partner model

Gym.Coach supports 95% of all commercial strength machine brands (Matrix, Technogym, Life Fitness, Hammer Strength, Precor, Gym80, Panatta) and prepares 5 smartly selected machines every workout so your entire body stays in balance.

Free trial session

0.00 ($0)

1st complete guided strength workout (5 machines, 30 mins) 100% free directly in your browser without any app-store download.

Gym.Coach Pro monthly

$6.99 / month

Includes unlimited workouts, automatic progressive overload calculation (3x10 to 3x12, +5 lbs), machine-specific seat and weight settings, 1-1-3 tempo guidance, and 90s rest timers.

Gym.Coach Pro annual

$49.95 / year (>40% savings, $4.16/mo)

Full year of Pro Autopilot across all 9 markets (€6,99/mo or €49,95/yr EUR • $6.99/mo or $49.95/yr USD • £5.99/mo or £39.95/yr GBP • A$9.99/mo or A$69.95/yr AUD • R$19,90/mo or R$149,90/yr BRL).

For gyms and health clubs (/for-gyms): Free onboarding for gyms ($0 setup cost, no hardware required) with club-specific QR floor/machine onboarding kits and a dedicated partner tracking link. Partner clubs earn a recurring 30% Partner Commission on every member who upgrades to Gym.Coach Pro (partners@gym.coach).