Website design for yoga and Pilates studios
A visible timetable, class passes with prices and a trial class that is easy to ask for.
What your site really needs
The full timetable, on the website
By day and by type of class. It is the most checked information, week after week, and every question the site answers is one less interruption in the middle of a class.
Class passes and prices
Drop-in class, 5 and 10 class passes, monthly membership. With price and expiry if there is one.
Styles and levels
Vinyasa, hatha, mat, reformer, prenatal. With one sentence on who each one is for.
The trial class
Whether it is free or what it costs, and how to book it. It is how almost all your students walk in.
The pages we recommend
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Home
What you teach, for which level, and the trial class as the main call to action.
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Classes and timetable
A table by day with the class type, level and teacher.
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Teachers
Who teaches, their training and their style. This is where people choose a studio.
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The studio and contact
Real photos of the room, what to bring the first day, map and form.
Frequently asked questions
Can students book a spot in each class?
Per-class booking with capacity limits needs a database: custom quote. If you already use a class booking app, we link it and that is included.
Can we sell passes on the website?
Selling with online payment is a different project. What we usually recommend is a request form and payment at the studio or by bank transfer.
How often can we change the timetable?
The included round of changes covers the launch. If your timetable changes every term, the annual maintenance plan is designed for exactly that.
Can we show class videos?
Linked from the platform where they live, yes. Hosting video on the website itself would make it slow and breaks the performance guarantee.