What people are checking before they walk in

New members want to know the price, the schedule, the location and what it'll feel like to show up the first time. A lot of people are nervous about that last one. Showing real members and explaining the first visit can matter more than any list of equipment.

What your site should include

  • Prices, or at least a starting price. Hiding them all behind a sales call turns some people away.
  • A current class schedule. If your gym software has an embeddable schedule, the site can show it directly, so you only update it once.
  • A clear first step. A free class, a day pass or an intro session gives people an easy way to say yes.
  • Trainers and real photos. Show the real space and the people who actually go there.
  • Sign-ups and payments. These usually connect to the membership software you already use.

Personal trainers

If you train on your own, you probably don't need much: who you help, how it works, what it costs and a way to book. A three page site can handle all of that.

Mistakes I'd avoid

  • A schedule that's out of date.
  • Only showing people who are already in great shape.
  • Making someone fill out a long form just to ask a question.

What it costs

Usually the Professional package

$1,200

Gyms usually fit the Professional package, with pages for classes, trainers and pricing. A solo trainer can often start at $750.

It's a flat price, agreed before any work starts, and you can pay in 2 or 3 payments. See what each package includes.

See an example

See a sample gym site

That's a sample I built to show the style, not a real business. You can change its colors and fonts in my configurator.

Where I work

I'm based in Fernandina Beach and work with businesses on Amelia Island and in Yulee, Jacksonville and St. Augustine. I also work remotely with owners anywhere in the U.S., so you don't need to be local to hire me.

Common questions

Can my class schedule show on my website?

Usually, yes. If your gym software offers an embed or a link, I can connect it so you only update your schedule in one place.

Can people sign up and pay through my website?

Yes. Most gyms send sign-ups to their existing membership software. If you're a small operation, there are simple payment options too, and any added features are quoted up front.

How much does a gym website cost?

Most fit my $1,200 Professional package. A solo trainer's site can start at $750.

Want a price for your gym website?

Tell me a little about your business and what you need. I'll send a flat-rate quote, usually the same day.

Get a free quote