Cyclist in aerodynamic position analyzed by AeroX

For bike fitting professionals

Your fitting improves performance
Prove it to your clients.

You know your fitting makes a difference. Your clients don't see it yet. AeroX makes every adjustment measurable in real time.

Visible results Live measurement 2 min setup

Aerodynamic bike fitting optimizes a cyclist's position to reduce aerodynamic drag (CdA). Unlike traditional fitting focused on comfort and biomechanics, aero fitting measures how each adjustment — saddle height, aerobar angle, head position — affects the rider's frontal area. With AeroX, this measurement happens in real time using a webcam and a smart trainer, right in the bike fitter's studio. The client instantly sees how many watts and km/h each change is worth. The result: a more convincing session, a loyal client, and a differentiating service that few fitters offer today.

Last updated: March 2026

Why add aero measurement to your bike fitting studio?

Prove your results

Show your clients, live, how many km/h and watts each adjustment gains them. No more "trust me" — let the numbers speak.

Differentiate your offer

Offer aerodynamic fitting that nobody else provides in your area. A webcam is all you need — no wind tunnel required.

Retain your clients

A client who sees their gains comes back. AeroX creates objective follow-up: every session shows real progression.

Simple integration

A webcam, a smart trainer, your client's bike. Setup in 2 minutes, compatible with Wahoo, Elite, Tacx, Saris.

AeroX interface showing aerodynamic metrics during a bike fitting session
Before-after AeroX comparison: +4.1 km/h gained through aerodynamic optimization

Real-time aero measurement, right in your studio

Speed, frontal area, stability: every position adjustment translates into concrete data.

What does AeroX measure during a bike fitting session?

In a traditional fitting, you adjust the saddle, handlebars, and cleats. With AeroX, every adjustment instantly translates into measurable data your client sees live.

CdA — aerodynamic frontal area

Measure your client's drag coefficient in real time. Compare two positions and show the difference in numbers.

Watts saved

AeroX calculates watts gained between two positions at the same speed. An aerobar adjustment can save 15 to 40 W.

Time saved per kilometer

Translate watts into seconds saved per km. Over an Ironman, a few saved watts = 30 to 45 minutes gained on the bike.

Estimated speed at your client's level

AeroX adapts projections to your client's actual FTP. A CdA gain doesn't have the same impact at 180 W vs 280 W.

In short: AeroX turns your fitting into a measurable and memorable experience. The client leaves with concrete numbers, not just a feeling.

How it works in 3 steps

1

Set up in 2 minutes

Place a webcam facing the smart trainer in your studio. Launch AeroX on your computer. That's it — no complex calibration, no extra sensors.

2

Fit as usual

Adjust saddle, handlebars, aerobars. AeroX continuously analyzes the silhouette and displays CdA, watts saved, and estimated speed in real time on your screen.

3

Show the results

At the end of the session, your client sees it in black and white: −35 W, +2.8 km/h, 42 min saved over an Ironman. They leave convinced — and they come back.

AeroX vs Wind Tunnel vs Traditional Fitting

CriterionAeroXWind TunnelTraditional Fitting
CostFrom €109/month$1,500–3,000/session$150–300
Aero measurementReal-time (CdA)Real-time (CdA)None
AccessibilityYour studioSpecialized centersYour studio
DurationBuilt into the session2–4h dedicated1–3h
Client follow-upSession by sessionOne-timeSubjective

Last updated: March 2026

They integrate AeroX into their process

Bike fitters across 3 continents integrate real-time aero measurement.

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Marcelo Rocha

Brasilia, Brazil


"AeroX lets my clients see the impact of every adjustment in real time. It's become essential in my sessions."

Bike Fitter — 16+ years experience, Guru Academy Instructor

marcelorocha.com
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Marcelo Muniz Machado

Uberlândia, Brazil


"My clients leave with concrete data. Retention has changed since I started using AeroX."

Bike Fitter — Saúde M3 Bike Fit, IBFI certified

saudem3bikefit.com.br
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Mark Gerlando

Traverse City, Michigan, USA


"I've been fitting bikes for 20 years. AeroX is the first tool that lets me quantify aero gains live during a session."

Founder of Ride Science, Serotta certified

ridescience.com

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does AeroX cost for a bike fitter?

Two pro licenses (Standard and Premium), starting from €109/month. Immediate ROI.

License details and wind tunnel comparison
We offer two professional licenses adapted to bike fitters' needs, available monthly or annually. The Fit AeroX Standard version provides dynamic aerodynamic analysis without power data: ideal for visualizing the impact of each adjustment on frontal area. The Premium version adds position/power analysis and Speed Mode, where the smart trainer's resistance is linked to position — the client physically feels the aerodynamic impact of each change. For comparison, a wind tunnel session costs $1,500 to $3,000 and requires travel to a specialized facility. With AeroX, measurement is integrated into your studio with no expensive additional hardware. The ROI is immediate: a client who sees their gains comes back, recommends your studio, and accepts a higher rate for a differentiating service. Contact us for more information and a quote tailored to your practice.

What equipment do I need?

A webcam and your existing setup. No additional hardware required.

Standard vs Premium: which equipment for which license
For the Standard version (aero analysis without power): a webcam (built-in or external, 720p minimum) and your client's bike on a support — the trainer doesn't need to be a smart trainer, a static analysis is enough. For the Premium version (position/power analysis and Speed Mode): a Bluetooth FTMS-compatible smart trainer is required (Wahoo Kickr, Elite Direto, Tacx Neo, Saris H3…). Setup takes 2 minutes: place the webcam about 1.3 m in front of the trainer, launch AeroX, and calibrate in two clicks. Your laptop's built-in webcam works fine; you can also use a smartphone over Wi-Fi as a camera. Heart rate monitors from Garmin, Polar, and Suunto are also supported. In short: no specialized hardware investment required, just the equipment you already have in your studio.

Do I need training to use AeroX?

30-min onboarding included — training in aerodynamics applied to bike fitting.

What the onboarding covers and why it changes your practice
A personalized 30-minute onboarding is included for every new partner. It covers installation, calibration, and feature discovery — but above all, it trains you on aerodynamics applied to bike fitting. The goal: give you the keys to explain to your clients why aero costs time on the clock, especially for slower riders where every saved watt matters even more. After this onboarding, you're autonomous. The interface was designed to be used live during the session, without interrupting your workflow. Data is displayed in real time: CdA, watts saved, estimated speed — your client sees it while you adjust. Priority support is included. Our current partners — from Brazil to the United States to Europe — offer aero analysis to all their clients from their very first session.

Can my clients continue using AeroX at home?

Yes, with bidirectional data sharing between you and your clients.

A retention lever for your business
Yes, and it's a real retention lever for your business. You can recommend AeroX to your clients so they maintain and work on their position between sessions on their own smart trainer. They progress, see real-time results, and naturally come back for follow-up sessions. On their AeroX account, the client can access their fitting data and track their progress. On your side, as a bike fitter, you also have access to your clients' data: you can follow their evolution between appointments and identify areas to refine in the next session. AeroX runs on macOS and Windows, with the same webcam and smart trainer as in your studio. The client finds a familiar environment that extends your expertise and creates a lasting connection between your sessions.

How accurate is the aerodynamic measurement?

10% absolute, 3% repeatability — ideal for comparing positions live.

Why repeatability matters more than absolute accuracy in fitting
AeroX measures aerodynamic frontal area (CdA) in real time via AI-powered video analysis. The algorithm analyzes the cyclist's silhouette frame by frame to calculate the projected area facing the wind. Absolute accuracy is 10%, with 3% measurement repeatability — less precise than a wind tunnel in absolute terms, but far more versatile. AeroX provides real-time information anywhere and enables effective comparison of position and fit changes. You adjust the saddle by 5 mm, the CdA updates live. That's exactly what a bike fitter needs in a session: not an absolute lab value, but an instant, visual comparison between each tested position. In a professional wind tunnel, a measurement costs $1,500 to $3,000 and gives a one-time result. AeroX provides continuous measurement, directly usable during fitting, accessible from your studio.

Want to see AeroX in action?

Book a personalized 30-minute demo. We'll show you how to integrate aero measurement into your fitting sessions.