Classes and timetable
Every class or bootcamp with day, time, place and level.
- Easy to read on a phone
- Outdoor sessions and wet weather plans
- Changes made by email, usually the same day
Web design for personal trainers
Websites for personal trainers and fitness coaches
A website that says who you train and how, shows your classes and prices, and sends people straight to a booking link that’s always current, because you email us the changes and we make them.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing personal trainers
- 1
Is this for someone like me?
Complete beginners, new mums, over-60s, people training for a race. They look for a sign that you work with people like them.
- 2
What does it cost?
Single sessions, block bookings, small group prices. Most people won’t message to ask; they’ll go to the trainer who shows it.
- 3
When and where?
Gym, park, village hall or their own home. Day, time and place need to be right, not last term’s.
- 4
Are you qualified?
Qualifications and insurance matter to people who are nervous about getting hurt.
What we put on the page
What we put on a personal training website
Booking link
A clear button through to the system you already use.
- Links to booking apps or a payment link
- Free consultation or taster session forms
- Kept current when you change systems
Prices and packages
What it costs, set out before anyone has to ask.
- One-to-one, small group and class prices
- Block bookings and monthly packages
- Online coaching if you offer it
Who you work with
Pages for the people you most want to train.
- Beginners and people returning to exercise
- Strength, weight loss or event training
- Older adults or pre and postnatal if qualified
Qualifications and insurance
The details that reassure a nervous first-timer.
- Your Level 3 or other qualifications
- CIMSPA membership if you hold it
- Insurance and first aid
Found locally
Built for ‘personal trainer near me’ and class searches.
- Structured data for your area and venues
- A Google Business Profile that matches the site
- Fast pages for people searching on a phone
The write-up
What a personal trainer's website has to do
Most personal trainers start with an Instagram account, and for a while that’s enough. But when someone searches “personal trainer near me”, or a friend passes your name on, they want somewhere to check who you work with, what you charge and how to book. For £47 a month we design, write and host a website for personal trainers that answers those questions, with no setup fee and no contract.
Website for personal trainers: say who you train
The homepage needs to tell a stranger, quickly, whether you’re right for them. If you mostly train beginners in their forties, say so. If you run outdoor bootcamps, coach runners for their first half marathon or work with older adults on strength and balance, say that. A short page for each group you work with does far more than a general promise to help everyone reach their goals. We write those pages after a short call with you, in plain words, and you check them before they go live.
Classes, prices and packages
A timetable lists every class or group session with day, time, place and level, in a format that reads well on a phone. Outdoor sessions say where to meet and what happens if it pours. Prices sit on the same page or close by: single sessions, block bookings, monthly packages, small group rates and online coaching if you offer it. People comparing trainers often skip anyone who hides prices, so we put them in plain sight.
A booking link that stays up to date
The booking button goes straight through to whatever you already use, whether that’s a booking app or a simple payment link. The trick is keeping it current. Trainers change times for the summer, add a new class, move venue or switch booking app, and the website gets left behind. With us, you email the change and we make it, usually the same day. Ten changes a month are included, so the timetable and the booking link stay right without you logging in to anything.
For people who aren’t ready to book, a short free consultation or taster form asks for a name, contact details and what they want help with, and lands in your inbox.
What should a personal trainer’s website include?
Alongside the timetable and prices, most trainers need an about page with your qualifications, insurance and first aid, and CIMSPA membership if you hold it. A page on what a first session is like helps nervous beginners. Real photos of you and your sessions work better than stock photos of models, and client stories can help as long as you have their written permission. We never invent testimonials or results, and we keep claims about weight loss measured.
Our free website page planner and website brief generator are a quick way to think through what you’d want on yours.
Being found locally
People search for trainers near them, so we add structured data for your area and venues, keep your details in line with your Google Business Profile, and build fast pages for phones. If you train in more than one town, such as Shrewsbury or Newtown, we say so clearly.
How it works
A short call or questionnaire, then a first draft, commonly the same day. The site is commonly live in 2 to 3 working days. Hosting on UK servers, SSL, backups, your domain name and email forwarding on your domain are all in the £47 a month. See how it works and the pricing page. If you teach yoga or Pilates as well, our yoga and Pilates website guide covers that side.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for personal trainers in Shropshire and Powys
Plenty of trainers here work from village halls, parks, farm gyms and clients’ own homes. People need to know exactly where you train and when.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Plenty of gyms and trainers to choose from. Being clear about who you work with, and showing prices, helps you stand out.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryClients may come from villages on both sides of the border. Say where you train and whether you travel to people's homes.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolEvening and early morning slots suit people who work on farms or travel to work. Put your times up front.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownA bigger town with people coming in from the valleys. Outdoor bootcamps and small group sessions are easy to show on a timetable.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowAn older population and lots of walkers. Strength and mobility sessions for over-60s are worth a page of their own if you run them.
Ludlow page →Example sites
Example website designs for personal trainers
View the site Forge Fitness Studio
Bold & energetic
High contrast, strong type and motion-suggesting layout for a brand that wants to feel immediately alive.
View the site Ignite Boxing Club
Bold & energetic
Punchy colour and heavy type built to feel like motion, even standing still on the page.
View the site Momentum Climbing Gym
Bold & energetic
A third take on bold and energetic, burnt orange and charcoal, built for a gym that resets its walls weekly.
Questions from personal trainers
How do I keep my class times and booking link up to date?
Email us the change, such as “Thursday bootcamp moves to 6.30pm from next week” or “we’ve moved to a new booking app”, and we update it, usually the same day. Ten changes a month are included.
Can people book and pay online?
Yes. We link to the booking or payment system you already use. We don’t build a booking system ourselves, so your diary stays in one place.
Should I show my prices?
We think so. People comparing trainers often skip anyone who says “message for prices”. If you prefer, a “from” price for sessions and packages still helps.
Can I have a free consultation form?
Yes. A short form asks for a name, contact details, what they’d like help with and when suits them, and goes straight to your inbox.
Can you add client results and before and after photos?
Only with your clients’ written permission, and we keep the wording measured. We don’t make up testimonials or results, and we won’t promise weight loss figures.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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A personal training website for £47 a month
A website designed and written for your business, hosted on UK servers and kept up to date, for £47 a month. We write the words, and you check every page before it goes live.
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