Startup Spotlight: Sweatpals sells run clubs the tools to get paid

Salar Shahini sold municipal software used across North America, then raised a $12M seed in October 2025 to help fitness hosts find customers and get paid. Sweatpals said it was active in 24 cities at the time.

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Salar Shahini sold municipal software used across North America, then raised a $12M seed in October 2025 to help fitness hosts find customers and get paid. Sweatpals said it was active in 24 cities at the time.