What customers need to know
What classes run and when, who is coaching, what a first visit costs, whether it suits their level, and how to reserve a spot.
For studios, gyms, and class-based instruction
Websites for fitness businesses that fill the class list.
We recommend pages, schedules, and sign-up routes based on how someone decides whether to show up to a class they have never taken.
Recommended pages
A studio site earns its keep as a schedule with a personality. These pages keep both parts legible on a phone.
- Home — what the studio is about and the sign-up action
- Classes — the current schedule and what each class involves
- Coaches — who teaches, and what they focus on
- Join — membership options and the sign-up route you already use
Useful features
Each of these turns a curious visitor into someone who actually shows up.
- A current class schedule that is easy to scan on a phone
- Sign-up or booking link, whichever tool you already run on
- Short coach profiles that set expectations for level and pace
- Plain membership and drop-in pricing, without a hidden call
- A first-visit note for anyone who has never trained before
What we may ask for
Your class schedule, coach names and specialties, membership or drop-in pricing, and the sign-up tool you already use.
No polished content required
A shared calendar and a few phone photos of the space are enough to begin. Better photography can follow later.
A small first step
Ready to see what we would build for you?
Answer a few questions and we will show you what your website would include, what it would cost, and which parts we look after. Nothing is bought and nothing is charged until you say yes. You can stop partway through and pick it up later, or hand the rest to us.
Start my studio site