Give your main floor, studio, and locker room their own dedicated vibes. All scenes are human-curated, dayparted to match your busiest hours, and 100% licensed.
A weight room, a yoga studio, and a spin class all need a completely different energy at the same hour. Don't make the mistake of leaving your whole facility on a single playlist.
Set the tempo at the door.
The first few BPMs tell a member whether this is a warmup or go-time.
Keep members pushing longer.
Tempo-matched programming carries a set instead of fighting against it.
Drive membership loyalty.
Members who feel the energy come back more often and stay longer.
High-BPM.
Curated for peak effort during main-floor and studio classes.
Zoned.
Main floor, studio, and reception, dayparted independently.
Legal.
ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR, every license included in the fee.
Consistent.
Every club, every class, the same energy, 1 or 100 locations.
Receipts
Sports science backs high-BPM training.
Faster tempo is linked to increased effort, endurance, and perceived enjoyment during exercise. Slower tempo supports stretching, cooldown, and recovery formats just as directly.
Endurance and perceived enjoyment at matched BPMSports science research, exercise music tempoHigher
Perceived exertion during high-tempo training sessionsExercise psychology, tempo & effort studiesLower
Recovery and relaxation with slow-tempo stretch scenesSports science, recovery protocolsBetter
Don't get caught
Stop playing Spotify on the gym floor.
Consumer streaming is not licensed for commercial venues. Fitness facilities are a frequent enforcement target. "We didn't know" is not a defense.
The exposure
Spotify's consumer terms explicitly prohibit commercial use. Any gym streaming it through floor speakers is in violation, business account or not.
The fine
Public-performance infringement carries statutory damages up to $150,000 per work under U.S. Copyright Act §504(c).
The fix
Curator Now includes all four PROs, ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR, in every plan. No negotiations, no separate fees, no exposure.
Smart scheduling
Peaks and lulls, scored right.
Main floor, studio, reception, and locker room, each dayparted to its own rhythm, automatically. See how scheduling works →
6 AM · Main floor
Electro Pop (Midtempo)
Early peak
11 AM · Studio
Indie Dance
Class formats
3 PM · Reception
Dance Pop
Midday traffic
6 PM · Main floor
Nu Disco
Evening peak
Main floor · weekly scheduleset once · runs itself
No rip-and-replace. Browser-based for studios without dedicated AV, or native integration with Sonos, Q-SYS, Marshall, and Epicentre for full multi-zone control.
Yes. Sports science research consistently links higher-BPM music to increased effort, endurance, and perceived enjoyment during exercise, while slower tempo supports recovery and stretching formats.
Do gyms need a music license?+
Yes. Any public performance of music in a gym or studio requires licensing from ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, and GMR. Consumer streaming apps are not licensed for commercial use.
Can the main floor and studio rooms play different music?+
Yes. Curator Now runs independent zones so the main floor, yoga studio, and reception can each have their own scene, managed from one dashboard.
How does dayparting work for gym traffic patterns?+
Set a schedule once: high-energy for morning and evening peaks, steady energy through the midday lull. Curator Now handles every transition automatically.
Can a fitness chain manage every club centrally?+
Yes. Enterprise plans include a fleet dashboard for pushing scenes and schedule changes across every club from a single login.
Let the floor speak for itself.
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