Video ads for gyms
Short, energetic ads for your gym or fitness studio: the space, the classes and the first-visit offer.
What to paste: Paste your gym's website or class schedule page. Menivor uses your classes, prices, photos and location. For example: https://yourgym.com/classes
Three hooks for a gym
Examples we wrote to show the idea. Your reels get their own hooks, written from your page.
Variant 1
“Your first class is on us. Here is what it looks like.”
Makes the free trial concrete, which is what gets people through the door.
Variant 2
“No mirrors-and-ego energy. Just people getting stronger.”
Speaks to the fear of feeling judged at a new gym.
Variant 3
“Open at 5:30 a.m. for people who train before work.”
Leads with the schedule detail that decides the choice.
What you get
- Three vertical reels (1080×1920 MP4), each opening with a different hook
- A script written from your page, voiced in English or Turkish
- An AI presenter, or a voice-only faceless version
- Word-by-word captions burned in
What the ad shows
- The floor, the equipment and a class in progress
- The schedule or the trial offer as captions
- The address and the sign-up step on the last card
Before you run it
- Fitness ads must not imply the viewer's body or weight ("Tired of your belly?"). Talk about the gym, the classes and the community.
- Avoid promising specific results in a set time; platforms reject those claims.
Pricing
3 free reels after a $1 card check, plus 1 more for the $1. One credit is one finished reel; a failed render gives the credit back, and credits never expire.
Starter pack
$19 one-time, 30 reels
Pro pack
$59 one-time, 120 reels
Frequently asked questions
- Can I make one ad per class type?
- Yes. Paste a page for each class, or type a topic like "our 6 a.m. spin class", and each run gives three variants.
- Do I need to film anything?
- No. Menivor works from the photos on your page and an AI presenter; your own clips make it stronger.
Video ads for other businesses
Your gym ad, from one link
Paste the link, approve the $1 card check, and three reels start rendering. Credits never expire.