Gym Membership Application template

A gym membership application that ends where most of them stall: payment. Four plans carry their own prices, the payment question is wired to whichever plan the applicant picks, and a $25 joining fee is added on top as a base amount. A short health screening sits in the middle — applicants who answer "No" to the doctor question never see the follow-up, while everyone else describes what trainers should work around.

Use this template Start free — no card

11 questions · works on the free plan (500 responses/month) · fully customizable

1 built-in logic rule
Payment collection via your own Stripe/PayPal

What’s inside

The questions this template ships with — rename, reorder, or delete any of them in the builder.

01Your detailsContact info

02Date of birthDate

03Emergency contact (name and phone number)Short text

04Which membership do you want?Multiple choice

05What are you training for?Checkboxes

06How often do you plan to train?Multiple choice

07Has a doctor ever told you to limit or avoid exercise?Multiple choice

08Tell our trainers what to work aroundLong text

09Your first paymentPayment

When to use this template

An independent gym signing up members at the front desk on a tablet instead of a paper form and a card machine
A boutique studio selling off-peak and full-access tiers that want the right amount charged without staff doing the math
A CrossFit box or martial arts school collecting emergency contacts and injury history before the first session
A seasonal promotion where the annual plan is pushed alongside monthly options in one grid

Tips to get more from it

Plan prices live in the payment question's price source, keyed to the option labels. Change "Full access — $49/mo" and its mapped amount together so the label and the charge never disagree.
The $25 joining fee is the payment field's base amount, added on top of the selected plan. Set it to 0 if you run a no-joining-fee promotion — the plan prices keep working.
The health screening is a three-way choice (No / Yes / I'm not sure), and only "No" skips the detail question. "I'm not sure" deliberately lands in the follow-up, because that answer is the one worth a conversation.
Totals are recomputed on the server when the payment is taken, so a respondent cannot edit the amount in their browser and pay less than the plan costs.

Questions people ask

Does Zunoform take a cut of membership payments?

No. Payments run on your own Stripe or PayPal keys, so money lands in your account minus only your processor's standard fees. Zunoform charges a flat $14.99/mo for Pro, which is what publishing a form with a payment field requires.

Can the form charge a different amount per plan?

Yes, and that is how this template is built. Each plan option maps to its own price on the payment question, and the total follows the applicant's selection with the joining fee added on top.

Can I collect recurring monthly dues through the form?

The payment field takes a one-time charge — here, the first payment plus the joining fee. Set up the recurring billing in your own Stripe or PayPal account using the details the form collected.