STUDIO 1

Website for a fitness club or gym

Clients choose a fitness club by location, schedule and price. They want to see classes, trainers and plans, and sign up right away. The site has to show all of it clearly.

What a fitness club website needs

Why it matters

A fitness club lives on memberships and regular visits. A clear schedule and easy sign-up remove friction: a client who finds the info immediately is more likely to come for a trial.

How people in Estonia choose a gym

A club is chosen close to home or work, so searches are local: 'gym Mustamäe', 'yoga Tallinn city centre', 'crossfit Tartu'. People compare two or three clubs and look at the timetable, the monthly price and whether they can come for a trial session. Many also ask whether the club is on Stebby, because employer sports compensation is often used through it.

Demand has two clear peaks, January and September. The campaign page and the joining flow need to be ready before them.

Page structure for a fitness club

The timetable is the most visited part of the site, so we make it readable on a phone: by day, with filters for class type and trainer. Each class gets a short description with the level and who it suits, because a beginner is afraid of walking into the wrong class. Prices sit in one table: single entry, ten-visit card, monthly membership, discounts. The trial session button is visible on every page.

Where club sites lose new members

A timetable published as an image that is out of date by Tuesday. Prices hidden behind 'contact us', which reads as expensive. A trial session form with ten fields. And no answer to a beginner's real questions: do I need to book, are there lockers in the changing room, can I come if I have never trained before.

Sign-up, payments and preparation

If you run club management software, we embed its timetable and sign-up widget. If not, we build a trial session form and sell passes with online payment: bank links through Montonio or Maksekeskus, and Stripe for recurring monthly charges. A pointer to paying via Stebby goes next to the price list.

What to prepare

  • A current timetable and class descriptions by level
  • A price list with discounts and joining terms
  • Trainer photos and qualifications
  • Photos of the hall, changing rooms and real classes, not stock images

Recommended site map for a fitness club

PageWhat goes on it
HomeTrial session button, today's classes, location
TimetableWeekly view filtered by class and trainer
ClassesDescription of each, level, who it suits
PricesPasses, memberships, discounts, payment options
TrainersPhoto, specialty, classes
New membersTrial session, what to bring, club rules
ContactMap, parking, opening hours

Relevant services

Payment integrations typically needed

Frequently asked

Can we change the schedule ourselves?+

Yes, you update the schedule yourself. It is the most frequently changing part and must be under your control.

Will you add online payment?+

We can add membership and plan sales with online payment, which lightens the receptionist's workload.

Can people book a trial session?+

Yes, we add a trial session form. A new client's inquiry reaches you immediately.

Can the site show the timetable from our club software?+

In most cases yes. If the software offers a widget or a data interface, we display the timetable on the site and changes appear automatically. If not, we build a timetable the receptionist edits in a couple of clicks.

Can a membership be sold with automatic monthly payment?+

Yes. For recurring payments we connect Stripe: the member enters a card once and the amount is charged every month. Single entries and fixed-term passes can also be sold by bank link.

Let's talk about your club's website

Send us your club name and class list. We reply within one business day.