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Superaxe vs PushPress

Superaxe vs PushPress

PushPress is a solid, well-supported gym management platform with a generous free tier. The comparison comes down to what happens to a lead before it becomes a member, and whether your reports tell you the truth on a slow week.

PushPress is good atFrom $159/month
  • Genuinely useful free tier for small gyms
  • Good reputation for support
  • Clean, uncluttered day-to-day interface

A limited free tier exists. Excludes payment processing. Checked January 2026.

Where single-site operators feel it
  • Lead tracking is lighter than a sales-led gym needs
  • Reporting is descriptive rather than diagnostic
  • Attribution for where members came from is largely manual

Side by side

The differences that change your day

FeaturePushPressSuperaxe
Lead funnelBasic capture, then straight to memberSeven named stages, each timestamped and attributed
AttributionManual taggingSource stays attached to the record from enquiry through to membership
AnalysisDescriptive reports39 analytical threads reading every record, on every plan
Reporting when data is thinCharts render regardlessSample size shown, or the panel stays empty
Pricing structureFree tier, then tiered plans$97 / $199 / $399 — no free tier, no per-feature add-ons
PushPress, entry tier$159/mo
Superaxe Core$97/mo
Difference$744/yr

(159 − 97) × 12. List prices only: it excludes payment processing and add-ons on both sides, and PushPress charges separately for several things Core includes. PushPress pricing checked January 2026.

Leaving PushPress

Bring your members. All of them.

There is no Glofox importer and no Mindbody importer. One import path and a mapping screen, so a file shape nobody has seen before still works — and for a single site the real work is a day or two.

  1. 01

    Upload and map

    A CSV or Excel export from Glofox, Mindbody, Zen Planner, PushPress — or the spreadsheet you actually trust. Point your headings at Superaxe's fields; nothing assumes a vendor's shape.

  2. 02

    Dry run first

    See exactly what will happen before it happens. Nothing is written until you say so, and the import is idempotent — run it twice and you get no duplicates.

  3. 03

    Run both, side by side

    Your old system keeps running while you check the numbers match. Re-import as many times as it takes to look right.

  4. 04

    The queue starts

    You pick the cutover moment. The threads read what you brought with you, and the first ranked list of who to contact is waiting the next morning — built from your history, not a demo set.

Switching from PushPress?

Tell us what you're running and how many members you have. We'll tell you honestly whether Superaxe is a better fit — including when it isn't.

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