Gym Website Builder
Gym Websites Built with AI
What Gym Owners Actually Get
Schedules That Update Themselves
Add a spinning class at 6 AM? It shows up on your site instantly. Members can filter by workout type, trainer, or time slot—and book right there. No more "call to reserve" friction.Trainer Profiles That Build Trust
Your coaches are your best marketing. We make it easy to showcase their certs (ACE, NASM, whatever they've got), specialties, and real member reviews. People want to know who's training them.Pricing Tables That Convert
Monthly, annual, class packs—lay it all out clearly. We've tested what works: comparison tables with a highlighted "most popular" option see 23% higher sign-up rates.Mobile-First (Because 74% of Searches Are)
Someone Googles "gym near me" on their phone, lands on your site, and signs up for a trial—all in under 2 minutes. That's the experience we optimize for.Lead Capture Without the Spam Feel
Free week trials, consultation bookings, newsletter sign-ups. Place them where they make sense, not plastered everywhere. Quality leads > quantity.Works With Tools You Already Use
Connect Stripe for payments, Mailchimp for emails, or Google Calendar for scheduling. No need to rip out your current setup—we play nice with Mindbody, ClassPass integrations too.What Actually Works (From Gyms Using This)
1. Put Real Transformations Front and Center
"Lost 30 lbs in 12 weeks" with an actual member photo beats any stock image. One CrossFit box saw trial sign-ups jump 40% after adding a before/after carousel to their homepage.
2. Your Free Trial CTA? Make It Obvious
"Start Your Free Week"—bright button, above the fold, repeated after your trainer section. Sounds basic, but we've seen gyms bury this in footers. Don't.
3. Show the Space, Not Just Equipment Lists
A 30-second walkthrough video or photo gallery of your actual gym (yes, even the locker rooms) helps people picture themselves there. Stock photos of models lifting weights? Skip those.
4. Local SEO Isn't Optional Anymore
"HIIT classes in [Your Neighborhood]" in your H1. Google Business Profile fully filled out. NAP (name, address, phone) matching everywhere. This is table stakes for "gym near me" searches.
5. Let People Filter by What They Want
Yoga people want yoga. Powerlifters want the squat rack schedule. Don't make everyone scroll through everything—let them jump to their thing.
6. Urgency Works (When It's Real)
"Only 3 spots left in Saturday's bootcamp" is compelling if it's true. Fake countdown timers? People see through those. Stick to genuine scarcity.
Built For
Independent Gym Owners
You opened a gym, not a tech company. Get a legit website up this weekend—class bookings, membership sales, the works—without hiring a developer or fighting with WordPress.
Personal Trainers Going Solo
Left the big box gym? Your own site with client testimonials, your NASM/ACE certs front and center, and a booking calendar that syncs with your phone.
Boutique Studio Owners
Yoga, pilates, barre, cycling—whatever your thing. Show off your vibe, your instructors, your class packs. Look as premium as the experience you deliver.
CrossFit Boxes & MMA Gyms
Community is your edge. Highlight your coaches, your competition results, your beginner-friendly on-ramps. Let the culture sell itself.