ST strategy helped the company define its business model, internal organisation and financial plan at launch.
The fitness sector has polarised. On one side, low-cost gyms compete on price and volume; on the other, boutique centres focus on personal training, small groups and high-value service for clients seeking personalised attention.
BoutiqueFit* was born as a premium centre for personal training and small-group classes, with complementary nutrition, physiotherapy, podiatry and sports aesthetics services, aimed at adults with high purchasing power.
ST strategy supported the company from opening to define how the business should work, who it was for and how it should be profitable.
The centre had just opened and had not yet defined its client segment, pricing policy, value proposition, acquisition channels or internal procedures.
Its first users did not yet allow recurrence or segmentation to be assessed, and decisions had to be made on the use of space, the class offer and complementary services before starting to grow.
The company needed solid foundations to grow in an orderly and profitable way from day one.
With the trust of management, ST strategy applied its discovery, generation, research and delivery methodology, working on three axes:
ST strategy delivered a summary document with a roadmap for the team. Key recommendations included:
* The confidentiality of our clients is a priority of the company. Although we have changed their names, the information is real.

