Can members join and pay through the site?

No. There is no payment collection or membership processing on generated sites. The pricing section shows what you charge and the contact form captures someone who wants to join, which you then handle in whatever system you already use.

Can I show a full weekly timetable?

Yes. Describe it in plain language and the classes section is rebuilt around it. Bear in mind everything is one page, so a very detailed seven-day timetable makes a long scroll on a phone — most gyms lead with the headline sessions.

Do I have to use the Iron Peak example?

No. It starts from an example so the page arrives full of real copy rather than placeholder text. Edit the description first with your own gym name, disciplines and the tone you want — a yoga studio and a boxing gym should not read the same.

How much does it cost to try?

Nothing. Signing up gives you five credits with no card, and one credit generates a complete site, so you can build the gym page and still have credits left to fix the timetable.

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Fitness

Gym & Personal Trainer

An energetic fitness site with class/program listings, trainer bios, membership pricing, and a sign-up contact form.

What's included

Classes & programs
Trainer bios
Membership pricing
Sign-up form

Click below and this template opens ready to build — you can edit the description before generating, or use it exactly as is.

Free to start · No credit card needed

Two questions decide whether someone walks into a gym: when the classes are, and what it costs to join. Sites that hide the second one behind "contact us for pricing" lose people who were ready to sign up. This template gives you a complete single-page gym site that answers both plainly, alongside the trainers who make people stay.

Classes, trainers and what membership costs

Everything sits on one page. A hero with the gym's name and the energy of the place, then classes and programmes — what you run, who each session is for, and when.

Below that, trainer bios, membership pricing laid out as tiers, and a contact section for sign-up enquiries. Sections can be added, reordered or removed afterwards by describing the change in plain language.

Gyms, studios and personal trainers

Independent gyms, CrossFit boxes, yoga and pilates studios, martial arts clubs, and personal trainers running their own client list. The example is a strength gym, but the structure fits anywhere with a timetable, a price and a coach.

It suits a single location. Personal trainers without premises use the same page with the timetable section reworked into availability or session types.

How a prospective member gets in touch

The contact form works from the moment you publish, and enquiries land in your Leads inbox inside WebEasys, bot-filtered, on every plan including free ones.

A WhatsApp button is free on every plan when a number is set, and for gyms it earns its place — most people asking about a trial class want a quick answer rather than a form.

What the page does not do is take memberships. There is no payment collection, no sign-up processing and no member area: the pricing section is information, and the form captures someone saying they are interested. You take it from there in whatever system you already use.

Free sites publish on a webeasys.app address with a small "Made with WebEasys" badge. Your own domain and badge removal are on the paid plans.

Timetable and prices before anything else

Real class times and real membership prices, first. These are the two things every visitor is scanning for, and a made-up timetable is the fastest way to have someone turn up to a class that does not exist.

Then the trainers. Real names, real qualifications, real photographs — people commit to coaches more than to equipment. The site launches with stock photography, and any image that fails to load is detected and replaced with a styled block rather than left broken, but stock gym photos are among the most obviously generic there are. Upload up to five real ones in a single edit.

Each change is an instruction in your own words — "add a 6am Saturday conditioning class and change the off-peak tier to 29 a month" — and each costs one credit, the same as generating the site did.

Common questions

Can members join and pay through the site?: No. There is no payment collection or membership processing on generated sites. The pricing section shows what you charge and the contact form captures someone who wants to join, which you then handle in whatever system you already use.
Can I show a full weekly timetable?: Yes. Describe it in plain language and the classes section is rebuilt around it. Bear in mind everything is one page, so a very detailed seven-day timetable makes a long scroll on a phone — most gyms lead with the headline sessions.
Do I have to use the Iron Peak example?: No. It starts from an example so the page arrives full of real copy rather than placeholder text. Edit the description first with your own gym name, disciplines and the tone you want — a yoga studio and a boxing gym should not read the same.
How much does it cost to try?: Nothing. Signing up gives you five credits with no card, and one credit generates a complete site, so you can build the gym page and still have credits left to fix the timetable.

Ready to build it? The template opens with the description filled in — edit it to match your business first, or generate as is and refine afterwards.