Building a gym or fitness studio website, in detail
A gym website has one main job: get a nearby person to come in for a trial. Everything else supports that. For more detail, see websites for gyms, fitness studios and yoga studios.
Must-have features
- Timetable. Classes and batches by day, editable by your staff, and readable on a phone without zooming.
- Membership plans. Laid out side by side with what each includes. You decide whether prices are shown.
- Trial pass form. Name, phone, preferred time and goal, sent to WhatsApp and email.
- Trainer profiles. Name, certifications and specialities.
- Facility photos. Equipment, changing rooms, parking. These answer the "is it worth visiting?" question.
Pages list
- Home: trial offer, facilities, timetable preview, location.
- Classes or programmes, each with a short description.
- Timetable.
- Membership plans.
- Trainers.
- Contact with map, timings and the trial form.
Integrations
- WhatsApp for trial sign-ups and quick questions.
- UPI and card payments for plans or class packs through Razorpay, if you want online payments.
- Gym software booking widgets or member login links, embedded where available.
- Google Maps and your Google Business Profile, so "gym near me" searches match the site.
Content checklist
- Photos of the space and classes (with members' consent).
- Timetable, plans and what each includes.
- Trainer names, photos and certifications.
- Address, timings, phone and WhatsApp number.
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