Gym website design built around your members

A prospective member wants to know whether your gym fits their routine. What time do you open? Which classes can they attend after work? What does a membership include? Can they try a session before joining? Your website should make those answers easy to find.

Show the space people will train in, the equipment they can use and the coaches they will meet. Keep opening hours, class schedules, your address and parking information close at hand, so visitors can plan a trip from their phone.

Ekklo Agency approaches gym website design around that first visit. Whether you run an independent gym, a strength training facility or a group fitness club, we organize the site around your programs and a clear next step for prospective members.

We customize a website template with your colors, photos and copy. The layout works across phones, tablets and computers, with room to introduce your facilities, coaching team and the training options you actually offer.

Membership information should explain what is included, who each option is for and how to join. We separate opening hours from class schedules and highlight practical details such as staffed hours or appointment requirements where they apply.

If you offer trial sessions, we plan a clear path from learning about your gym to requesting or booking a visit. Booking, live class schedules, member access and payments depend on the project scope and the Ekklo integration selected. We confirm the agreed features in the proposal.

We prepare page titles, descriptions and a clear heading structure as part of the site's SEO setup. Your address and the area you serve can feature in the content, alongside the information visitors need to contact your team.

We start with your gym, your audience and how people become members. Together, we identify the pages you need, the membership information to explain and the steps involved in arranging a trial session or a tour.

Next, we adapt the design and organize your text and images. You review the pages before launch to check that the facilities, programs, opening hours and membership details reflect your gym.

The seven-day delivery timeframe applies only to the website offer shown on this site. It starts once we receive your deposit and all required project materials, including copy, images and access details. Custom websites and mobile apps follow a separate schedule agreed in the proposal.

Before launch, we check the layout on different screen sizes and prepare the site's SEO settings. Any agreed booking or payment features are checked as part of the website journey.

Hernova is our only real client case presented here, in the wellness sector. We built its WordPress website, integrated Ekklo on hernova.ch and created a branded mobile app. Clients can browse classes, access their member area and pay on Hernova's own domain.

Pulsegym is a gym website demo, and GIGAFIT is a CrossFit website demo. They show possible visual styles and ways to present facilities and programs. Both are demonstration sites, not client projects or evidence of membership growth.

A focused single-page site can bring your facilities, memberships, hours and contact details together. Separate pages may make sense if you need to explain several programs, introduce your coaches or distinguish different locations.

We define what belongs on the website and what requires a booking or membership integration. A request to arrange a trial visit and a live booking calendar are different features; the proposal specifies the journey and functionality selected for your gym.

The proposal sets out the agreed pages, customization, features and timeline. Hosting and maintenance are handled separately unless included in the proposal.

Tell us about your gym, the people you train and how you welcome new members. We'll discuss the pages, membership information and trial session journey your website needs, then define the scope and next steps together.