More runners,
zero effort.

On The Town is a platform where club organizers create recurring social events — running groups, cycling clubs, dinner clubs, and more. These clubs need great tools to manage signups, schedules, and member matching, and that's exactly what On The Town provides. As a run club organizer, you get a home base for your community and get discovered by runners in your area looking for a group to join.

Sign up as a partner organization — it's completely free. Running groups, marathon training crews, and fitness clubs are always looking for established run clubs to join or partner with for regular group runs. Once listed, runners in your area can discover your club, sign up for weekly runs, and get matched into the right pace group automatically.

Casual joggers, marathon trainers, trail runners, couch-to-5K groups, and social running crews. These bring recurring members who show up week after week and help grow your running community through word of mouth and shared experiences.

No. Partnering with On The Town is completely free. We never charge fees, take a cut, or require any subscription. You simply get a platform to organize your runs, manage signups, and get discovered by runners looking for a great group to join in your area.

Starting a run club used to mean managing spreadsheets, group texts, and social media posts. On The Town handles signups, pace group matching, and scheduling so you can focus on showing up and running. New runners in your area discover your club through the platform, which means your membership grows organically without you having to do constant marketing. Many clubs go from 20 to 200 members within their first six months.

Nothing kills a new runner's enthusiasm faster than showing up to a group run and getting dropped by faster runners. On The Town's pace matching ensures that every runner finds their people — whether they're running 7-minute miles or taking it easy at 12. When runners feel like they belong in their group, they come back every week. Clubs that use pace matching see dramatically higher attendance and retention than those running a single-group format.

Strava tracks individual workouts and Facebook Groups handle communication, but neither is built for organizing recurring in-person events with signup management and pace matching. On The Town gives you a dedicated club page, automatic pace grouping, attendance tracking, and a way for new runners to discover and join your club. It's purpose-built for run club organizers who want to grow a real community, not just post updates.