Will people near my gym see it?
Members rarely drive far, so pick the ZIP codes around your gym or a radius of 10 miles or more. Fitness interests are fine to add; body or health conditions are not.
- ZIP codes
- 10+ mile radius
- Fitness interests
Fitness & wellness
Streaming TV ads for gyms and studios.
Most gym and studio owners do their own marketing. Put your gym on streaming TV, YouTube and search, in the ZIP codes around you, from one budget, checked before you pay.
From $10 a day · No subscription · No platform fee
Runs on the screens people actually watch
- channels, one budget
- 6
- ZIP codes to pick from
- 42,789
- checks before you pay
- 7
- a day to start
- $10
What owners ask
How do fitness and wellness businesses advertise locally?
Gyms, boutique studios, yoga and Pilates studios and personal trainers use Omnya to run omnichannel campaigns across Streaming TV (CTV/OTT), YouTube, Audio, Display, Meta and Search, aimed at the ZIP codes around the gym. Campaigns start at $10/day with no long-term commitment, a launch checklist shows anything missing before you pay, and one OmnyView report covers every channel.
- Target the ZIP codes around your gym or studio, or a radius of 10 miles or more, and add fitness interest audiences if you like.
- Promote intro classes, bring-a-friend weeks, new formats and challenges around the fresh-start dates: January, September and pre-summer.
- Track trial sign-ups and class bookings through the Omnya pixel or Google Analytics, with every channel in one report.
When should a gym advertise?
Around fresh starts: late December into January, back-to-routine in September, and pre-summer in April and May. Scale the daily budget up for those windows and back down after, with no contract.
- Late Dec–Jan
- Apr–May
- September
What can a fitness ad show?
Show the class, the coaches and the community. Skip before-and-after shots, weight-loss claims and “out of shape?” questions, which Meta restricts, and spell out the terms of any free or $0 offer.
- Class & community
- No before/after
FAQ
Questions gym owners ask.
How much does fitness advertising cost with Omnya?
Campaigns start at $10/day with no subscription, no platform fee and no long-term contract. Starting CPMs are $18 for Streaming TV, $9 for YouTube, $15 for Audio and $5 for Display, so a single studio can advertise locally on a small daily budget and scale up as it fills.
How do I reach people near my studio or gym?
Pick the ZIP codes around your gym or a radius of 10 miles or more: members rarely drive far. Each location shows its estimated reach before you pay. You can add fitness interest audiences from Omnya's 1,001 segments, but never target body or health conditions; Meta bars ads that suggest the viewer has one.
Which channels drive the most sign-ups?
It depends on your area, so Omnya shows the estimated reach of each mix before you pay. Streaming TV and YouTube show your space and your community, Audio and Display keep you in front of people during the week, and Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and Search reach people looking for a gym. Streaming TV, Audio and Display are bought inside Omnya, YouTube is booked by our team, and Meta and Search run in your own ad accounts.
Can I run seasonal campaigns like New Year pushes?
Yes. With daily budgets and no long-term contract, you can scale up for late December and January, September and the pre-summer months, then scale back. Campaigns can start as soon as 24 hours after setup. If the ad offers a free or $0 deal, state the terms clearly.
How do I measure new members from ads?
OmnyView shows impressions, completed views, clicks and website conversions, such as trial sign-ups and class bookings tracked by the Omnya pixel or Google Analytics, for every channel in one report. Compare new memberships with the weeks your campaign ran to judge the rest.
More questions? Read the full FAQ
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Find the ZIP codes around your gym and see the estimate before you pay.