LeadQuasar lists 1,882 Pilates studios, and every one comes with a phone number, a website and a Google rating. These are business listings, so there are no named contacts or email addresses. You reach the studio itself, by phone or through its website, and at an independent studio that usually means the owner or a manager who reports straight to them.
What you are working with
Each record is a studio as its clients see it: name, phone, website, address and rating. The ratings are high across the board, with an average of 4.64 over all 1,882 studios. Studios live on word of mouth and repeat members, and a good rating is part of how they win both.
No email is included. The website is where you find it. Studio sites usually have a contact page, a booking page and often an "About" or "Meet the team" page that names the owner and lead instructors. Use that name when you call. Our guide on how to find business email addresses walks through the process.
Where the studios are
The list covers 15 states, and Texas and California hold the bulk of it.
| State | Studios |
|---|---|
| Texas | 531 |
| California | 474 |
| Illinois | 121 |
| New York | 120 |
| Pennsylvania | 110 |
| Arizona | 106 |
Indiana (86), North Carolina (78), Michigan (77), Ohio (71) and Florida (56) have their own pages too. Tennessee has 15 studios but no page yet.
Pilates is a city business, and the metro list shows it. Chicago leads with 108 studios, then San Francisco (105), New York (99), Los Angeles (97), Austin (95), Houston (89) and San Diego (88). Philadelphia (81), Dallas (72) and Charlotte (69) come next. Texas is unusual in having so many strong metros at once: beyond Austin, Houston and Dallas, San Antonio has 51, Fort Worth 50 and El Paso 44. If you sell regionally, Texas alone can fill a territory.
How a studio runs, and when to call
A Pilates studio runs on its class schedule. Early mornings, lunchtime and early evenings are the busiest hours, with classes back to back and the owner often teaching one of them. A call at 7 a.m. or 6 p.m. lands in the middle of a reformer class and gets ignored.
What tends to work better:
- Mid-morning or mid-afternoon on weekdays. The gaps between the morning and evening rushes are when the front desk is quiet and the owner is doing admin.
- Check the schedule first. Many studio websites publish their timetable. Call in a gap.
- Ask for the owner by name if the website gives one. Front-desk staff screen sales calls for a living; a name gets you further than "the person in charge".
- Offer to send details. Many owners would rather read something later than talk now. Get an email address on the call and follow up the same day.
What studios buy
Sellers to Pilates studios tend to fall into a few groups, and each has its own opening:
- Equipment. Reformers, towers, chairs and spare parts. Expansion or a second location is the trigger; ask whether they are adding classes or space.
- Booking and membership software. The pain is no-shows, late cancellations and failed payments. Name one.
- Instructor training and certification. A studio that is growing needs more certified teachers.
- Insurance. Liability matters a lot in a studio with equipment. Ask when the policy renews.
- Marketing, reviews and local ads. A studio with a strong rating may still struggle to fill off-peak classes. That is your pitch.
- Retail and apparel. Grip socks, mats and branded clothing for the front desk.
Check the website before calling and use what it tells you: the number of locations, whether they offer mat as well as reformer classes, whether they run teacher training. Specifics turn a cold call into a conversation.
A sequence for pilates studios prospects
- Browse Pilates studio leads by state and city. Search and filtering are free.
- Pick one metro, such as Austin or Chicago, and pull its studios.
- Read each studio's site for the owner's name, class schedule and number of locations.
- Call in the quiet hours, and ask for an email to send details.
- Follow up once by email, briefly, and follow CAN-SPAM and any state rules that apply.
All records are in the STANDARD tier, and each shows a quality score before you unlock it. A free account unlocks 50 studios a day with no card, enough to cover a single metro in a day or two. To work several states at once, go unlimited for $3.99/month and export to CSV for your CRM. If you sell more widely in fitness, the fitness center category is a separate list.
Frequently asked questions
How many Pilates studios are in the list?
LeadQuasar lists 1,882 Pilates studios across 15 states. Every listing has a phone number, a website and a Google rating, and the average rating is 4.64.
Do the Pilates studio leads include email addresses?
No. These are business listings with a phone number, website and address, but no email or contact names. Studio websites usually have a contact page, and many name the owner.
Which cities have the most Pilates studios?
Chicago has 108, San Francisco 105, New York 99, Los Angeles 97 and Austin 95. Texas and California hold the most studios at state level, with 531 and 474.
When is the best time to call a Pilates studio?
Between classes. Early morning and early evening are peak class times, so mid-morning and mid-afternoon on weekdays usually reach the front desk or owner when they can talk.
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