Wellhub Tops 3 Million Subscribers Following Rebrand

The corporate wellness giant’s name change from Gympass has been well-received, with attendance metrics showing that employees are using the platform more than ever

Wellhub has now reached three million employee subscribers, a new milestone for the corporate wellness giant, which rebranded in April from Gympass to reflect its pursuit of wellness verticals beyond just fitness such as mindfulness, therapy, nutrition and sleep.

Wellhub also reports that employee check-ins (defined as Wellhub-related activity, such as attending a yoga class or an online class via a partner app) have doubled from 250 to 500 million in the past year — a clear indication that the flourishing corporate wellness space is redefining wellness at work.

“Twelve years ago, we set out on a mission to empower every company to be a wellness company, where employees can check in with their well-being every day,” said Wellhub co-founder and CEO Cesar Carvalho. “Today, as we reach 500 million check-ins and three million subscribers, we can see the impact of that mission in full force. Companies are investing in their most important asset – their people – to improve both employee health and business performance.”

Wellhub’s platform also serves as a new customer funnel for its nearly 60,000 fitness and wellness partners; according to Wellhub, 90% of its members are new to the gyms they visit or apps they use. In 2024 alone, over 8,000 new wellness partners spanning gyms, studios and apps joined the Wellhub network.

“At the end of the day, this achievement isn’t just about numbers; it’s about real people transforming their lives, whether it’s a company yoga challenge that sparked a newfound passion for fitness, a meditation session that helped someone manage stress or a nutrition program that fueled healthier eating,” Carvalho added.

Employers who sign up for Wellhub provide their employees with access to a vast network of gyms, studios and health-related apps for one discounted subscription price (up to 50% less than direct gym memberships).

The platform has covered all the basis of holistic wellness and also features well-known fitness brands such as Life Time, Barry’s, Orangetheory Fitness, SoulCycle, Les Mills, Pure Barre, Club Pilates, Rumble and Apple Fitness+, along with a slew of mental well-being partners (Headspace, Meditopia, Asana Rebel and CorePower Yoga).

Wellhub subscribers can also access licensed therapists and expert advice from registered dietitians and nutritionists through partners Lifesum, MyFitnessPal, Nutrium and StrongerU. A sleep category features popular sleep support apps Rise Science, SleepCycle and SleepScore, while a women’s health category has also been launched for menstrual cycle tracking through the app Clue.

Corporate wellness programs such as Wellhub have increasingly become an expectation of Gen Z and Millennial workers, who are prioritizing wellness and are seeking employers that align with their health and wellness values, according to a Lifesum survey .

Last summer, Wellhub raised $85 million in a Series F funding round at a valuation of $2.4 billion.

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