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Web design for gyms
Most people join the gym that tells them the price, shows them the place and lets them try it. A website that does all three.
- Prices up front
- Free pass ready
- From £495
(01) What it needs
What a gym’s website needs.
People comparing gyms want three things fast: the price, what the place looks like, and what classes and equipment there are. Gyms that hide prices behind “enquire now” lose a lot of them to the gym down the road that doesn’t.
A good gym website puts memberships and prices up front, shows real photos of the space, keeps the class timetable current, and offers a free pass or tour that turns a visitor into a lead you can follow up.
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Memberships priced up front
Every membership, its price and what is included, side by side.
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Classes and coaches
A timetable that is always current, and the coaches who run each class.
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Try before you join
A free day pass or tour form that captures the lead for your team.
(02) The rules
What it must get right.
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Fair contract terms
Minimum terms, notice periods and cancellation rules must be clear before people sign up; regulators have taken gyms to court over unfair membership contracts.
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Fees in the price
If there is a joining or admin fee, show it with the membership price, not in the small print.
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Results claims
Claims about results need evidence, and before-and-after photos must be genuine.
A guide, not legal advice: we build the site to fit the rules you work under, and you confirm the details that are yours.
(03) Plans and prices
Fixed price. You know the number before we start.
Most gyms need the Local Business site (£895). Memberships sold and paid for online are part of Ecommerce & Web Apps, from £2,495.
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Starter
A clean, fast, custom-designed one-page website for businesses that want to make a strong first impression online.
£495Live in weeks
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Local Business
A complete custom website for growing businesses. Multiple pages, thoughtful design and everything needed to stand out online.
£895Live in weeks
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Ecommerce & Web Apps
Online stores, booking systems and bespoke digital platforms built around how your business works.
from £2,495Stores from £2,495 · web apps from £3,500
(04) The work
The closest we have built.
(Questions)
Asked by gyms
What should a gym website show first?
Memberships with their prices, the classes, the coaches and an easy way to try the gym, such as a free day pass. That answers what most people are checking before they visit.
Can members sign up and pay online?
Yes. Online sign-up with payments is part of Ecommerce & Web Apps, from £2,495, or we can link to the gym software you already use.
Should a gym show its prices?
Yes. Showing prices filters out people who were never going to join and makes the rest more likely to come in, instead of leaving a competitor to answer the question.
Tell us what you need, and you’ll have a fixed price and a date within 24 to 48 hours.
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