Gyms, studios & boxes
They're nervous. Your website is where they decide whether to walk in.
Before anyone shows up for a first class, they're trying to answer three questions: what does it cost, when are the classes, and will they be the most out-of-shape person in the room. Mainfolk builds you a site in about a minute that answers all three: real prices, a published schedule, coach bios, and a free-trial signup on every page.
Free forever, and it really works. Your own domain name is $15/mo when you want it. No credit card, no contract.
- Prices published, not hidden
- A real class schedule
- Free-trial signup up front
- You own it, no lock-in
What they're actually asking
Most gym sites answer none of the three questions that decide a first visit.
A hero photo of someone deadlifting doesn't tell a nervous beginner what a membership costs or when the 6pm class runs. Silence on price and schedule reads as "figure it out yourself," and most people don't. Answer the three questions on the page, and the phone call becomes a formality instead of the whole sales pitch.
What does it cost?
A membership page with real monthly and per-class prices, not "contact us." Published pricing filters in the people who were already ready to join.
When are the classes?
A timetable they can check at 11pm the night before, so showing up isn't a guess or a call during business hours.
Will I fit in?
Coach bios, real photos of the space, and a first-class-free offer that lowers the risk of finding out.
Built for the box
Everything a gym or studio needs, already on it.
The pieces gyms, yoga and pilates studios, CrossFit boxes, and personal trainers actually use, built in and ready for your words and your schedule.
A published class timetable
Every class, every time, updated the moment your schedule changes. The most-checked page on a gym site, so it gets front-row placement.
Real membership prices
Monthly, class packs, drop-ins, whatever you actually charge, laid out plainly. Raising or changing a price takes seconds, no call to a developer.
Coach & instructor bios
Certifications, specialties, and a real photo for every coach or instructor. People join a person as much as a place.
Free trial, front and center
A first-class-free or trial-week signup that delivers to your inbox with a copy kept in your dashboard. The offer that actually gets someone through the door.
Hours, parking & the map
When you're open, where to park, and a tap-to-navigate map. The practical details a nervous first-timer checks before they commit.
Announcements & openings
A new class time, a holiday schedule, a spot opening in a full program. Post a site-wide banner in seconds and pull it just as fast.
See it live
Ironvale Strength & Conditioning
A fitness studio site generated end to end by Mainfolk: class schedule, membership pricing, coach bios, and a path to claim a free trial. Open it on your phone, run a speed test, navigate it with only the keyboard.
The proof
Don't take our word for it. Open one and judge it.
Every word, color, and layout on that site was produced by the same engine that will build yours, from a short brief and nothing else. It is live right now, not a mockup in a slide deck. If it holds up on your phone, yours will too.
The honest price
Free forever. Pay only when you want your own domain.
Less than a single drop-in class, and no setup fee, no per-page charge, no surprise renewal hike.
The free plan is a real, working site on a mainfolk.com address, with hosting and unlimited edits, for as long as you like. Launch is what you move to when you want your own domain name, no Mainfolk badge, and more AI help each month. Step up to Pro ($29/mo) only if you want to see who is visiting and which classes they're checking. Hosting, the security certificate, updates, and get-found optimization are included at every tier.
★ Rather we build the whole thing for you? White-Glove Design is a one-time $199.Comparing options? See how we stack up against Wix & Squarespace, a WordPress build, or read the full pricing page.
Questions
Asked and answered.
Should I really publish my prices?
Yes. "Contact us for pricing" reads as expensive, or worse, as a sales call someone would rather avoid than book. A membership page with real numbers, monthly and per-class, filters in the people who were already going to say yes and filters out a phone tag that never converts. Whatever you charge, publishing it is click-to-edit, so a price change takes seconds.
Can I show my class schedule?
Yes, and it is the single most-checked page on a gym site. A published timetable, updated the moment a class time changes, lets someone plan their first visit before they ever call. No schedule on the site usually means no visit at all.
Can people sign up online?
Yes. A free-trial or first-class-free signup form sits front and center, delivered straight to your inbox with a copy kept in your dashboard. Point it at your existing booking or membership software if you use one, or let people request the trial and you follow up.
Does it work for a small studio or a single trainer?
Yes. A one-room yoga studio, a single personal trainer, or a full CrossFit box all need the same three answers up front: what does it cost, when are the classes, and who is teaching. The structure fits any size, and you only publish what you actually run.
What does a gym website cost?
Start free, forever, on a mainfolk.com address. Launch is $15 a month for your own domain name with no Mainfolk badge. No contract, no setup fee, and hosting, the security certificate, and updates are included. See the full pricing page.
Put your place on the map
Answer the three questions before they walk in.
Build your gym or studio's site free in about a minute and see the real thing before you spend a dollar.