Fill the timetable and sell the first class.
Someone finds your studio at 10pm, ready to start something new tomorrow. If they cannot see the timetable, understand the trial, or work out what a membership costs, that spark is gone by morning. We build a site that answers all of it and books them into their first class. And it keeps doing that while you are on the floor teaching, showing the timetable and taking the trial booking you could not break off a class to handle yourself.
What's costing you.
The gaps below are the ones we see over and over in this trade. Each is a customer who was ready to book and quietly went somewhere clearer instead.
The timetable lives everywhere except where people look
Your schedule changes weekly, and it is scattered across a booking app, a story highlight and a PDF someone made in March. A prospect who cannot quickly see what is on, when, and at what level, gives up and stays on the couch. For a studio the timetable is the product, and if it is hard to find or out of date, you are losing the exact person who was ready to walk in.
The trial offer is buried instead of front and centre
Almost nobody commits to a membership cold. They come for an intro offer, a first class free, or a two-week starter, and if they have a good time they stay. When that trial is hidden three clicks deep or not explained at all, you lose your single best conversion tool. The whole job of a studio site is to make saying yes to the first visit feel easy and low-risk.
Memberships are a wall of confusing options
Casual, ten-pack, unlimited monthly, contract or no contract, class-type restrictions. When the pricing reads like a phone plan, people freeze and leave to “think about it”. Prospects need the options laid out plainly, with what suits a beginner versus a regular made obvious, so choosing a membership feels like a simple decision rather than homework.
People come for a person, and the site hides them
In pilates, yoga and boutique fitness, clients are loyal to instructors, not just a logo. The teacher whose reformer class fills every week, the coach people follow between studios, that is a real draw, and most studio sites reduce them to a first name on a timetable. Without proper bios, a newcomer has no sense of who they will be training with, and that human pull is left on the table.
What you get.
Every build is set up properly from day one and looked after month to month. Here is what that looks like for your trade.
A live timetable people can actually read
We show your class schedule pulled from the booking platform you already use, Mindbody, Momence, Glofox or similar, so it stays current, with a click-to-book link through to your platform. We lay it out to be legible on a phone, sorted by day and class type, so the person deciding tonight can find tomorrow's 6am and tap through to book before the motivation fades.
A trial offer built to be the obvious first step
We put your intro offer where nobody can miss it and write it so the risk feels tiny: what they get, what it costs, what happens next. It becomes the clear call to action across the site, because turning a curious browser into a first-class booking is the whole game for a studio.
Membership options explained like a human wrote them
We lay out casual, packs and memberships plainly, and guide the reader toward what suits a beginner versus a regular, so the pricing reads as a simple choice rather than a spreadsheet. Copywriting is included, so the words doing that guiding are written for your studio, not pulled from a template.
Instructor bios that give the studio a face
We build proper profiles for your teachers and coaches: their style, their qualifications, the classes they run and a bit of personality. It lets a newcomer feel like they already know who they will be with, which is exactly the pull that converts a nervous first-timer and keeps regulars loyal.
Found by locals searching for your kind of class
We set up your Google Business Profile and structure pages around the classes you run and the suburb you are in, so you turn up when someone nearby searches for pilates, reformer, yoga or a gym near them. New members who have never heard of you start with that search.
Fast, phone-first, and easy to book from
The site loads quickly and works cleanly one-handed, with the path from timetable to booked class kept as short as possible. Most people find and join a studio on their phone, often late at night, so the whole experience is built for that moment.
The approach we would bring to your studio
We do not have a published pilates, yoga or fitness case study yet, and we will not dress up someone else's numbers as ours. The studio's own proof is City Nails & Beauty, a real client whose brand-new site reached #2 on Google for its main local search within a month, because it was built fast, clean and structured to be found, with the booking step made effortless. A studio site works the same way: get found locally, make the trial the obvious next step, and send them through to book without friction. That is exactly the playbook we would run for your timetable and your intro offer.
What a studio site costs
A single studio usually fits Get Booked at $4,900, which covers dedicated class and location pages, instructor bios, the copywriting and your timetable and booking tool linked in. A larger studio running multiple locations or heavy on memberships might want Get Chosen at $9,900. The build is a one-off fee, and the care plan that hosts the site and keeps your timetable, offers and bios current is optional and month to month with no minimum term. Most studios keep it so the schedule is never stale, and since your domain and email are yours from day one, if you ever leave you keep the full site files at no charge.
Common questions.
Straight answers on how we build for your trade. Still stuck, book a call and ask us anything.
Can you show my live class timetable on the site?
Yes. We pull your schedule from the booking platform you already use, such as Mindbody, Momence or Glofox, so it stays current automatically, with a link through to book. We lay it out to be easy to read on a phone.
Can people grab a trial and book from the site?
Yes. We link your booking and payments platform in and point the intro offer straight at it, so a first-timer taps through and grabs it in a couple of steps. We make that trial the clearest action on the page. If you want the whole checkout built onto the site itself, that is a Get in Touch custom project.
How do you handle our membership pricing?
We lay out casual, packs and memberships in plain language and steer readers toward what suits a beginner versus a regular, so the choice feels simple. When prices or plans change, we update them for you on the care plan.
Can each instructor have their own profile?
Yes. We build proper bios for your teachers and coaches, covering their style, qualifications and the classes they run, because in a studio people often choose you for a specific instructor.
What if my timetable changes every week?
That is exactly why we pull it live from your booking system rather than typing it in by hand. It updates itself, so a Monday reshuffle shows on the site without anyone touching the code.
How long until the studio site launches?
About two weeks once we have your class information, instructor details and trial offer. We handle the build and the integrations, so the main thing we need is the content only you can provide.
Turn browsers into your next intro class.
Pilates, yoga, reformer or boutique fitness, we will build a site that shows the timetable, sells the trial and introduces the instructors people come for. Based in northern Adelaide, building for studios across Australia.