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Yes. Our product is only for gyms (businesses) that can use it to play workout background music and monetize the airtime with the custom jingles and announcements.

Yes, sure thing. Many songs are really motivational, but they might have F**K, B**CH or the N word in the lyrics like Eminem does. If you can't tolerate them, just use the filter. We are always trying to have the clean version but it's not always possible.

No. We have a free option tough, but it is not intended to be used in a gym as it doesn't cover the necessary licenses for the background music.

In certain EU countries, and USA and Canada, you must acquire a “public performance” right license, with your local collection societies (List of all societies), in order to use GYM Radio or any other background music provider legally.
Click here to view if your country requires a "public performance" right license.

PC or Tablet. You can use your computer with the latest Chrome browser (v 71+) or an iPad with Safari to play the GYM Radio. No clunky music streaming box needed, everything works in the browser.

We have several professional voiceovers. Our most favorite one, you probably know from the motivational messages, is from Hollywood. Yes, he does the famous movie trailers you have seen in the cinema ;)

YES and no. We know it's important to have reliable music, especially if your internet is not stable. Therefore we are caching the randomly scheduled music to always ensure the perfect and reliable music stream even without the internet. You can't store your favorite songs offline and play them whenever you want, that's what Spotify is for - and it's not needed at a gym.

PC and Tablets. The player works in the Browser. The best-supported one is Chrome (version 71 or never) on the PC or MAC. And Safari on the iPad - just set your iPad so it never locks the screen and it works 24/7 without any problems.

GYM Radio licenses all necessary rights from music rights holders whenever possible so that you don't have to. But in some countries, you must have a “public performance” right license. You can get it from your local collection societies. Read more