The timetable is an image
A screenshot of a spreadsheet can neither be read on a phone nor updated without help.
A new member wants to know three things before they write: do the classes fit my week, what does it cost, and can I try it first. Everything else on the site is secondary.
Patterns at gyms whose site does not contribute to sign-ups.
A screenshot of a spreadsheet can neither be read on a phone nor updated without help.
If you have to write to hear the price, most people skip it. Membership is a quick decision, not a project.
The most important conversion in this trade is often missing entirely, or hidden inside a contact form.
Uncertainty about cancellation creates doubt — and doubt postpones the sign-up indefinitely.
Built around the three questions that decide the sign-up.
The order matches what gets asked first.
What the gym is, where it is, and a button for a trial session.
This week's classes, filterable by day or type.
Prices, what is included, and how long you commit.
A short form, or a link into the system.
Opening hours, facilities, address and map.
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A gym usually needs a timetable, memberships, instructors and practical information — more pages than a simple website covers. If the timetable should be pulled automatically from your system, that falls under booking and integrations and is priced after a technical assessment.
Tell us where the gym is and which system you use for classes and members.
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