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Home fitness buyers have one question: will I actually use it?
Every home fitness purchase is a bet the buyer makes on their own consistency, and the product that loses becomes a coat rack. Creators close that gap: watching someone train with your equipment in a real garage, month after month, answers the only question that matters better than any spec sheet.
The communities we place you in.
“Home fitness & wellness” isn’t one audience: it’s several distinct creator communities, and matching your product to the wrong one is how campaigns die. These are the rooms we work in:
Equipment reviewers
Spec-and-test channels consulted mid-research. Fitness equipment is a purchase people watch a proper demo for before committing.
Fits Machines and equipment where a credible test drives the decision.
Home & garage gym builders
Setup-and-upgrade content where equipment gets demoed in the space it’ll actually live in.
Fits Racks, benches, bars, flooring: the considered backbone purchases.
Recovery & mobility
The placements we look for here put recovery gear inside a demonstrated routine, shown in use rather than held up to camera. Smaller impulse gear (bands, massage guns) lives more in short-form, and we place it there.
Fits Recovery tools, mobility gear and wellness devices with an honest use case.
Where this category converts.
Long-form YouTube leads here: equipment needs a real demo, and reviews plus long-term updates carry the credibility a considered fitness purchase needs. Smaller impulse products (bands, massage guns) behave differently and suit short-form, so we’re honest about which half of your catalogue belongs where.
- Reviews, long-term updates and build videos are the core placement for equipment.
- Impulse-priced accessories suit short-form; we place them there, not force them into long-form.
What a first campaign looks like.
A typical first campaign places your equipment with matched home-training creators for real integration (assembled, used, revisited), with per-creator tracking so you learn which audience invests.
You see the full roster before you commit, with the reasoning for every name in writing. Here’s the whole process, and here’s how pricing works.
Asked by home fitness & wellness brands.
Wellness claims are regulated. How do you handle that?
Briefs are built from what you tell us you can and can’t say, and you review every piece of content before it goes live. Creators talk about their own experience with the product.
Our equipment is heavy and expensive to seed. Does this still work?
Yes, with a shorter, better-matched shortlist. High-value equipment campaigns run on fewer creators with deeper integrations and usage rights, not wide seeding.
What does a fitness campaign cost?
Proof Runs run $5,000–$15,000; ongoing programs run $7,000–$35,000 a month. We size it to the equipment and the ask once we know what you need.
Make something in home fitness & wellness? Let’s talk.
Eight questions, about two minutes. A person reads it, and if we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so.
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