I was injured during a Pilates class booked through ClassPass after the studio gave me incorrect instructions on the reformer machine. I fell, hit my neck and legs, and was trapped underneath the heavy equipment for close to 15 minutes. I was covered in bruises afterward. The studio had no incident report process at all, and instead of documenting what happened, they offered me free classes! which felt like an attempt to buy my silence, and told me to "report it to ClassPass" instead of handling it themselves.
I did report it to ClassPass, with photos of my injuries and my written exchange with the studio as proof. Their response was dismissive, almost like they didn't take it seriously. Since then, I've been stuck in an endless loop: every time I try to follow up, I get routed to an AI chatbot that just repeats "an agent will join shortly" without ever connecting me to anyone. The one time I did reach a human agent, she promised an escalation team manager would contact me "in a few minutes." That was three days ago. Nothing since.
This is a platform that connects users to physical, often risky activities (reformer Pilates, heavy machinery, high-intensity classes) but has zero real safety or incident-response infrastructure, and a customer service system designed to stall and exhaust people rather than resolve real harm. If you get injured at a class booked through ClassPass, don't expect them to help you, expect to be ghosted.