# Accounting for Gyms

> Professional bookkeeping service built exclusively for boutique gym owners, powered by PushPress. Monthly bookkeeping at $150/month including transaction categorization, bank reconciliation, P&L statements, and tax-ready financials.

Accounting for Gyms is a sub-brand of [PushPress](https://www.pushpress.com), a gym management platform trusted by 5,000+ boutique gyms. We offer bookkeeping tailored to the unique financial needs of fitness businesses, including membership revenue recognition, class packages, retail vs. service income, contractor payments, and seasonal cash flow.

We work exclusively with boutique gyms: CrossFit boxes, yoga studios, martial arts gyms, personal training studios, and specialty fitness centers. No chains, no franchises.

## Pages

- [Homepage](https://accountingforgyms.com/): Brand overview, mission, team, and why gym-specific bookkeeping matters
- [Bookkeeping Service](https://accountingforgyms.com/bookkeeping): Service details, pricing ($150/mo), what's included, and signup form
- [Blog](https://accountingforgyms.com/blog): Financial guidance and resources for gym owners
- [Best Bookkeeping Services for Gyms](https://accountingforgyms.com/compare/5-best-bookkeeping-services-for-gyms): Comparison of 5 bookkeeping providers for gym owners with honest pricing, pros, and cons
- [Accounting for Gyms vs. QuickBooks](https://accountingforgyms.com/compared-to/quickbooks): Head-to-head comparison of done-for-you gym bookkeeping at $150/mo vs. QuickBooks DIY software, with real cost analysis
- [Accounting for Gyms vs. Xero](https://accountingforgyms.com/compared-to/xero): Head-to-head comparison of done-for-you gym bookkeeping at $150/mo vs. Xero accounting software for gym owners
- [Accounting for Gyms vs. Collective](https://accountingforgyms.com/compared-to/collective): Head-to-head comparison of gym-specific bookkeeping at $150/mo vs. Collective's solopreneur bookkeeping and tax bundle
- [Accounting for Gyms vs. Spreadsheets](https://accountingforgyms.com/compared-to/spreadsheets): Why DIY spreadsheet bookkeeping costs more than gym owners think, and when to switch to a $150/mo done-for-you service
- [Should Your CPA Do Your Gym's Bookkeeping?](https://accountingforgyms.com/compared-to/cpa): Why a bookkeeper plus a CPA usually beats one CPA doing both, covering sales tax, quarterly estimates, annual returns, and how entity type (sole prop, LLC, S-corp, partnership) changes what your books need to look like
- [Bookkeeping for BJJ Gyms](https://accountingforgyms.com/bookkeeping-for-bjj-gyms): Vertical landing page for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academy owners, covering affiliation/lineage fees (Gracie Barra, 10th Planet, ATOS, etc.), kids vs. adult program revenue splits, mat-time leases, private lesson splits, cash handling, and gi inventory
- [Bookkeeping for CrossFit Gyms](https://accountingforgyms.com/bookkeeping-for-crossfit-gyms): Vertical landing page for CrossFit affiliate owners, covering Profit First and YNAB compatibility, the annual affiliate fee and L1 certifications, drop-ins, programming licenses (CompTrain, Mayhem, etc.), Open/Games event revenue, and the S-corp wage-to-distribution question
- [Bookkeeping for Pilates Studios](https://accountingforgyms.com/bookkeeping-for-pilates-studios): Vertical landing page for Pilates studio owners, covering reformer and apparatus depreciation, class pack revenue, session-type pricing tiers (private, duet, group), teacher training as a separate revenue stream, instructor pay across certifications (BASI, STOTT, PMA), and Mindbody/Pike13/WellnessLiving data

## Optional

- [Blog: Sample Post](https://accountingforgyms.com/blog/sample-post): Example blog post for site development