Nobody walks past and joins a gym any more. They look you up at night, on a phone, after deciding they are going to start on Monday. If your timetable is a photo of a printed sheet and your prices say “enquire for details”, they go to the one down the road instead.
So we build the two things that actually decide it: a timetable that is right, and a way to join that takes two minutes. Then we get out of the way, so you can move Tuesday’s class without ringing anybody.
What a gym website has to do
Most gym websites are a brochure with a phone number on it. Yours has four jobs, and the design follows from them.
- A timetable that is right. Classes, times and coaches on a screen you edit yourself, from your phone, without breaking the layout.
- Membership prices on the page. What it costs, what is included, and a join button that works. The people who ring you have already decided.
- Your booking system plugged in. ClubRight, TeamUp, Glofox, Mindbody, whatever you already pay for. The website hands people over without losing them.
- Found by people searching for a gym near them. Your Google Business Profile, your opening hours and the areas you cover, set up so you show for “gym near me” and not just your own name.
Who we build gym websites for
Independent gyms, strength and conditioning gyms, functional fitness boxes, boxing and martial arts clubs, yoga and pilates studios, and the climbing wall that still runs its timetable on Facebook. Across Falkirk, Stirling, Alloa and Glasgow, and the rest of Central Scotland. If you are a personal trainer rather than a gym, there is a page for that too.
What a gym website costs
£50 a month, with hosting, updates and the timetable screen included, on a two-year minimum. Or pay for the build up front and £10 a month for hosting after that. Either way you can see what you are getting first: Halfmile is a concept gym we built to show the structure.
