Fitmost is a Russian fitness services marketplace. By 2021, the platform offers a single subscription of 1,500 sports studios, clubs, pools and gyms and 10-15 thousand sports activities per day. In addition, beauty salons and beauty centers are presented as part of the service.
History
2021: Sergey Solonin bought 20% Fitmost
In December 2021, it became known about the sale of 20% Fitmost to the co-founder of the Qiwi payment service Sergey Solonin. The share was sold to the entrepreneur by several investors who entered the project three years earlier. The transaction amount is not disclosed.
According to Forbes, as a result of the transaction, the founder of the investment company A.Partners Alexey Solovyov, representing the interests of Solonin, joined the board of directors of the company. He noted that Fitmost makes fitness services in Russia accessible "from the cloud," which fits into the modern paradigm of decentralization, according to which they contain a fitness studio and conduct classes for some, and bring customers into it - others.
The company is keeping pace with the times, changing the fitness services market in our country, making them available "from the cloud," which fits into the modern paradigm of decentralization, stratification of markets: when to maintain a fitness studio and conduct classes is one thing, and bringing customers into it is another, "said Alexey Solovyov. |
According to Crunchbase, by December 2021, the volume of investments attracted by the company is $1 million. A representative of the A.Partners Foundation said that in 2021, I2BF Global Ventures partner, business angel Alexander Nevinsky, invested in Fitmost.
The company noted a rapid growth in revenues and associated this with the combination of online courses and classes in fitness centers in the subscription. Fitmost's corporate clients include Ozon, Yandex, Bayer, Sony Music and others. The revenue of the service in 2021 will be 200 million rubles, the company predicts.[1]