Choose a screen people can safely notice
Reception and lounge areas are usually better interaction points than a screen that encourages somebody to use a phone while actively exercising. The QR should be visible in places where scanning is safe and natural.
A gym does not need to convert every television. One well-positioned screen can be enough to test whether members engage with the concept.
Use the screen for community interaction
A member might post a challenge, a team message, a birthday note or a simple shout-out. Local partners or events can also find the format interesting if the venue allows it.
Paid takeovers attributed to the gym can produce the configured commission, while the queue changes messages automatically after the guaranteed time.
Public or private depends on the community
Public mode joins the country network and can make the screen feel connected to a broader LAKADE experience.
Private mode is useful when a fitness club wants every message to stay inside its own member community.
Keep the experience simple
Avoid long instructions. The screen should communicate a clear idea and a scannable QR. If people need a staff tutorial to understand it, the experience is too complicated.
The partner dashboard is there for the business owner; the customer-facing interaction should remain scan, create, pay and wait for the queue.
- ✓Works well at reception and lounge areas
- ✓Public or member-community private screen
- ✓Automatic queue and message rotation
- ✓Uses compatible screens the gym may already own
- ✓Dashboard tracks eligible attributed paid takeovers
Should the QR be placed in workout areas?+
Only where it is safe to scan. Reception, lounge and waiting areas are usually better than encouraging phone use during active exercise.
Can a gym keep the screen private?+
Yes. Private mode creates a gym-specific screen and queue.
Are commissions guaranteed?+
No. They depend on eligible paid takeovers that are attributed to the gym.