Booking software for personal trainers in Portland, Oregon

Portland counted 352 employer fitness centers, 14.0 per 100,000 residents and 98th of 387 metros. Multnomah County had 114, Washington County 102 and Clark County across the Columbia in Washington state 64, so the market is spread across two states. Eighty-six had ten to nineteen staff. A trainer with clients on both sides of the river needs session locations settled at booking, and recurring weekly slots keep the commute predictable.

Washington County has 16.9 fitness centers per 100,000 residents, ahead of Multnomah County's 14.4, and it is the county that grew since the 2020 base. Metro-wide it is one employer fitness center for every 7,200 or so people. Beaverton and Hillsboro clients are the growing pool, and session locations chosen at booking keep a trainer's crosstown driving in check. A trainer with clients in Beaverton, Hillsboro and Vancouver can group the week by side of the river and list each spot separately, so a Clark County client never books a Hawthorne park session by mistake.

Within Oregon, Multnomah County ranks 7th of 27 counties with 20,000 or more residents for fitness centers per 100,000 people, at 14.4; Union County is at 15.4 and Clackamas County is at 14.1.

Measured as employer fitness centers per 100,000 residents, Portland-Vancouver sits between Medford, OR at 14.0 and Oshkosh, WI at 13.9, the metros ranked either side of it. For businesses in the class that holds independent personal training, Portland-Vancouver has 6.9 per 100,000, next to Greeley, CO at 6.9 and New Orleans, LA at 6.9.

Census builds this metro from seven counties or equivalents, including Clackamas County, Columbia County and Multnomah County, so read these as regional numbers rather than a city count. Independent trainers' own businesses fall in a second Census class, all other personal services (NAICS 812990), which had 175 establishments in the Portland-Vancouver metro. Within the mixed personal services class, Multnomah County had 68, Clark County, WA 41 and Washington County 38. 126 of its 175 had fewer than five employees.

The largest county counts were Multnomah County (114), Washington County (102) and Clark County, WA (64). That puts 32 percent of the metro total in Multnomah County. Sorted by staff numbers, 138 had fewer than five employees, 52 had five to nine, 86 had ten to nineteen, 60 had twenty to forty-nine, 11 had fifty to ninety-nine, 3 had a hundred to 249 and the other 2 had 250 or more.

A client who reaches three no-shows is blocked automatically. Email reminders go out ahead of each session, at 24 hours and 2 hours by default, and you can change the timing.