Aviron Analysis: $19M Raised
What is Aviron?
Aviron specializes in innovative fitness equipment, including rowers, treadmills, and bikes, enhancing workouts through gamification and expert-designed programs.
Employees
90
Founded
2018
Revenue
$16.2-16.5M
Investors
- Stripes
- Global Founders Capital
- Y Combinator
Product Features & Capabilities
- Strong Rower, Victory Treadmill, Fit Bike, 30-day risk-free trial, 10-year frame warranty, free shipping & returns
Pricing
- Strong Series Rower: From $2499, now $1949
- Strong Go Rower: From $1599, now $1399
- Fit Bike: From $2399, now $1999
- Victory Treadmill: From $3499, now $2299
- Loadable Weight Set: From $299
- Aviron Pulse Heart Rate Monitor: $89
- Aviron Play Headphones: $89
- Rower Hook & Loop Straps: $29
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How much Aviron raised
Funding Round - $18.5 million
Not specified in the sourcesLead Investor: Led by Chris Carey and his team at Stripes, with additional investment from Global Founders Capital.
Who are the founders of Aviron
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Andy Hoang
Founder
Competitors Overview
Aviron operates in the competitive fitness equipment market, primarily focusing on innovative products like rowers, treadmills, and bikes that incorporate gamification to enhance user engagement. Its main competitors include:
- Peloton: Known for its high-quality stationary bikes and treadmill
Market Focus
Aviron primarily focuses on the fitness equipment industry, specializing in innovative products such as rowers, treadmills, and bikes that incorporate gamification and expert-designed programs to enhance workout engagement and effectiveness.
Business Model
Business model includes hardware sales and subscription fees for gamified workouts.
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