Purchasing guide · Updated October 21, 2026
Match the model to your program.
A useful comparison begins with the program the equipment must serve. Use the three model paths below to set a direction, then inspect the selected configuration, site context, and written commercial scope before treating a feature or service as included.
Article · October 21, 2026 · GETTAEN USA
Start with the program
Three model paths, three different first questions.
The prices below identify the published model reference. They do not convert a model name, image, or feature mention into a delivered configuration.
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Starting at US$16,500
GETTAEN PROFESSIONAL EDITION
For structured equestrian instruction, repeatable gait work, virtual practice, and rider assessment.
Specific question
Is the program led by teaching and training goals that require repeatable, instructor-directed riding work?
02
Starting at US$13,500
GETTAEN BUSINESS EDITION
For commercial general-exercise programming, riding-inspired movement, and configured digital interaction in clubs, hospitality venues, commercial spaces, or private facilities.
Specific question
Does the setting need a configurable commercial program, including digital engagement only where it is selected in writing?
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US$4,500 product price
GETTAEN NON-POWERED EDITION
For user-driven general exercise practice: the user coordinates core, hip, leg, and ankle effort to create and control riding-inspired movement.
Specific question
Is self-generated movement and whole-body coordination the intended practice, without treating this model as a software product?
A short routing rule
Name the operating purpose before comparing features.
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Teaching & training
Start with Professional Edition when structured equestrian instruction and repeatable riding work set the brief.
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Commercial program
Start with Business Edition when riding-inspired general exercise, venue programming, and configured digital interaction lead the brief.
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User-driven practice
Start with Non-Powered Edition when the user's own coordinated core, hip, leg, and ankle effort is intended to create the movement.
Six buyer observations
Ask what will happen in the actual program—not what a category name suggests.
These are model-selection observations. They intentionally do not replace a school demonstration checklist, a safety protocol, a local technical review, or the written proposal.
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Movement source
What creates the session movement?
Observe
Separate a powered, configured motion session from the rider-driven Non-Powered format. On Non-Powered Edition, the user's coordinated core, hip, leg, and ankle effort creates and controls the riding-inspired movement.
Purchasing decision
Record whether the program needs instructor-directed or venue-programmed motion, or whether self-generated general exercise practice is the actual objective.
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Human–machine interface
What will the rider and operator actually use?
Observe
Ask to see the selected configuration's rider and operator interface. Professional materials describe smart rein sensing; Business materials show touchscreen control and rein interaction. Non-Powered Edition is not represented as a standard screen, software, game, sensor, or connected product.
Purchasing decision
Confirm the interface that matters to the planned session, rather than assuming a screen, control, or connected feature transfers between models or packages.
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Coaching process
Who leads the session, and what is the repeatable task?
Observe
Professional Edition is the teaching-and-training path for structured instruction, repeatable gait work, virtual practice, and rider assessment. A Business or Non-Powered session should also have a named operator or supervisor and a defined general-practice format.
Purchasing decision
Choose the model around the workflow your staff can actually run; equipment does not replace qualified instruction, supervision, curriculum, or rider-suitability decisions.
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Included configuration
Which exact equipment and digital items are in this order?
Observe
A published page can explain possible product scope, but it does not establish the ordered configuration. This is especially important for Business Edition digital experiences and for any software, course, riding mode, saddle, accessory, sensor, dashboard, report, or integration.
Purchasing decision
Ask the proposal to label each decision-critical item as included, optional, unavailable, or not applicable to the selected model.
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Access, floor & power
Can the actual location support the selected model and operating plan?
Observe
Review the delivery path, room circulation, floor context, electrical context, and operating arrangement for the chosen model. Do not infer a site's requirements from an image, a model category, or the fact that Non-Powered Edition has no motor-driven motion.
Purchasing decision
Use qualified local review and written technical guidance for the proposed site; local code, structural, electrical, accessibility, permitting, and operating decisions remain with the buyer and appropriate professionals.
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Total price & services
What does the full purchasing scope include?
Observe
Professional Edition starts at US$16,500, Business Edition starts at US$13,500, and Non-Powered Edition has a US$4,500 product price. Those are model-specific references, not automatically delivered totals.
Purchasing decision
Ask the written proposal to distinguish equipment from freight, delivery, taxes, site preparation, installation, training, optional equipment, configuration, accessories, warranty, and any services.
Keep the scope written
A model selection is the start of purchasing—not the final scope.
The final purchase decision should identify the exact model, selected configuration, destination, responsibilities, and service scope. No local dealer, warehouse, installation availability, certification status, delivery timing, or ongoing support is assumed by this guide.
English / Traditional Chinese product explainers
Each model, explained in 18 seconds.
These silent, text-led clips use illustrative product visuals. They are not operating footage or customer evidence. Prices, intended uses, and purchasing questions also appear in the guide text.
Starting at US$16,500
GETTAEN PROFESSIONAL EDITION
For structured equestrian instruction, repeatable gait work, virtual practice, and rider assessment.
Open / download explainerStarting at US$13,500
GETTAEN BUSINESS EDITION
For commercial general-exercise programming, riding-inspired movement, and configured digital interaction in clubs, hospitality venues, commercial spaces, or private facilities.
Open / download explainerUS$4,500 product price
GETTAEN NON-POWERED EDITION
For user-driven general exercise practice: the user coordinates core, hip, leg, and ankle effort to create and control riding-inspired movement.
Open / download explainerBuying-guide FAQ
Answer the model question before asking for a proposal.
Which GETTAEN model should lead a teaching and training brief?
Begin with GETTAEN PROFESSIONAL EDITION when structured equestrian instruction, repeatable gait work, virtual practice, and rider assessment are central to the program. Its published starting price is US$16,500.
When is Business Edition the better first comparison?
Begin with GETTAEN BUSINESS EDITION when a fitness club, hospitality venue, commercial space, or private facility is planning riding-inspired general exercise, flexible programming, and configured digital engagement. It starts at US$13,500; games, reports, integrations, and other digital functions depend on the written configuration.
Does Non-Powered Edition include software or motor-driven motion?
No. GETTAEN NON-POWERED EDITION is a US$4,500 product-price model in which the user coordinates core, hip, leg, and ankle effort to generate and control riding-inspired movement for general exercise practice. No motor-driven motion, screen, software, game, sensor, or connected feature is represented as standard.
Do the published model prices equal the delivered total?
No. Professional Edition starts at US$16,500, Business Edition starts at US$13,500, and Non-Powered Edition has a US$4,500 product price. Freight, delivery, applicable taxes, site preparation, installation, training, optional equipment, configurations, accessories, and services are included only when stated in a written proposal.
Does this guide promise fitness, medical, rider-performance, utilization, or revenue outcomes?
No. This guide is for product and purchasing comparison. It does not promise fitness, medical, rehabilitation, weight-loss, safety, rider-performance, utilization, or revenue outcomes. Program design, supervision, rider suitability, and local site review remain the buyer's responsibility.
Continue the comparison
Bring the program brief and the site context together.
For locations outside the United States, begin an international purchasing review. For a U.S. location, the delivered-quote and Los Angeles demonstration paths remain available for their respective planning purposes.
This guide compares intended product roles and purchasing questions. It does not promise medical, therapeutic, rehabilitation, fitness, weight-loss, safety, rider-performance, utilization, revenue, local-delivery, warehouse, dealer, or support outcomes.