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§ Private Profile · San Francisco, CA, USA
Netpulse is a technology company.
Netpulse develops an interactive media platform providing branded mobile applications for fitness centers. This platform integrates with club technology, enabling health clubs to engage members, deliver personalized experiences, and manage operations. Its technical approach delivers an enterprise-level solution for comprehensive consumer engagement across various digital touchpoints.
The company was re-established around 2001 by Bryan Arp and Tom Proulx. Proulx, a co-founder of financial software giant Intuit, contributed significant experience in scalable software. Their insight recognized the need for fitness facilities to leverage digital tools, enhancing member interaction and streamlining club operations.
Netpulse's platform serves health clubs globally, modernizing member engagement. Its vision empowers fitness organizations to create seamless, data-driven member experiences extending beyond the gym. This fosters loyalty and drives retention through sophisticated digital offerings.
Netpulse has raised $82.6M across 6 funding rounds.
Netpulse has raised $82.6M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Netpulse is a fitness-technology company that built an enterprise mobile engagement platform and branded club apps for health clubs and equipment makers; it was acquired by eGym and its product has since been folded into eGym’s member-app and connected-fitness ecosystem[1][4][5].
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Quick Take & Future Outlook
Quick reference: Netpulse was a San Francisco‑based provider of club‑branded mobile apps and equipment integrations founded in 1993, grew through targeted acquisitions and product expansion, and was acquired and integrated into eGym’s connected‑fitness platform in the late 2010s[4][1][5].
Netpulse has raised $82.6M across 6 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $13.0M Other Equity in June 2016.
Netpulse has raised $82.6M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Netpulse's investors include David Marquardt, DFJ Frontier, Javelin Venture Partners, Nokia, August Capital, Activant Capital, American Express Ventures, Band of Angels, CapitalG, Flex Capital, Human Augmentation Syndicate, LAUNCH.