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Questions
For members
What is sqtr?
sqtr lets you book time at home gyms and independent gyms near you, by the visit. Gym owners (“hosts”) list their space, you book a slot, work out, then rate your visit.
Where does sqtr work?
Brevard County, Florida, for now. It's a beta. Melbourne, Palm Bay, Viera, Cocoa Beach, Merritt Island, Titusville and nearby towns.
What does a visit cost?
Home gyms are $6 a visit. Commercial gyms are $12 a visit. There's no monthly fee.
Does it cost anything to join?
No. Joining is free and you don't need a card to sign up. You add a payment method when you book.
How does booking work?
Pick a gym and a time slot and send a request. Your card is authorized when you request and charged only if the host confirms. If the host declines, or doesn't confirm in time, you aren't charged.
What do I agree to when I sign up?
You agree to the Membership Agreement, Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, including a liability waiver and assumption of risk. Exercise has real risks, so please read it. You must be 18 or older.
Read the Membership AgreementHow do I get in?
After the host confirms, you'll see the gym's access details, like a door code and where to park. Follow each gym's posted rules and leave it the way you found it.
Can I rate a gym?
Yes. After your visit, you can rate the gym and leave a comment. Ratings help other members and help good hosts get booked.
Is there a monthly membership?
Not yet. Monthly memberships are coming soon. Right now it's pay per visit.
For hosts
Who can host?
Anyone with a safe, well-equipped space: a garage rack, a basement boxing room, a backyard studio, or a Main Street gym. Every listing is reviewed before it goes public.
What do I earn?
Home gyms are $6 a visit and commercial gyms are $12. Through December 1, 2026, you keep 100% of each visit. After that, sqtr keeps 15%.
Do I have to accept every booking?
No. You set your hours, and you confirm each request. Members are only charged when you confirm.
Do I need insurance?
You're responsible for your equipment, your space, your insurance, any local permits, and taxes on what you earn. sqtr doesn't provide liability insurance for hosts or members. Read our host insurance and HOA guide before you list.
Host insurance and HOA guide