Programmes people understand
Explain each offering, who it is for, what a week looks like, what it costs, in sections you rearrange as your timetable changes.
People join a gym because they believe it will work for them. Pendro puts your proof up front: member transformations, coach credentials, programme details, and a trial-session form that turns visitors into first sessions.
Free plan forever. No credit card to start.
Class schedules, membership tiers, and sign-ups that happen at midnight when the motivation hits.
Explain each offering, who it is for, what a week looks like, what it costs, in sections you rearrange as your timetable changes.
Before/after sliders, member testimonials, and stats sections for the numbers you are proud of. Belief is the product, so show the evidence.
A trial-request form that captures goals and availability and lands in your inbox, so you can reply the same day.
“Strength and conditioning gym in Cardiff, small-group coaching and 1:1 PT, free first session”
You get a draft with your programmes explained, room for member stories, and a trial form that arrives with goals and availability attached.
It starts from a template made for the trade. Here that is Fitness Studio, the one rendered live at the top of this page.
Write your own briefAn example, not a live demo. Nothing runs on this page.

Nobody joins a gym from a floor plan. They join because something on your site made them think "people like me get results here": a transformation slider, a member story in their own words, a coach whose credentials they can check. Pendro includes that proof machinery as standard, with before/after sections, testimonial layouts built for longer stories, and a stats band for members coached, years open, and competitions placed. Programme sections do the explaining, in plain words.
The trial-session form is the highest-leverage part of the page. It captures a prospect's goals and availability at the moment their motivation peaks and delivers it to your inbox, so you can reply the same day, which is the window where sign-ups happen. Timetable changed, or a new block starting? Edit the page yourself in minutes and use the newsletter to tell your whole list, without exporting spreadsheets into a mailing tool.
Every plan starts free — see what each plan includes.
Gyms and studios weighing Wix should read the timetable and class-enquiry sections. Template choice is where the two products look alike, and everything after launch day is where they differ. Read the full Pendro vs Wix comparison, or see how Pendro measures up against Squarespace, Framer and WordPress.
Prospects send a trial request with their goals and availability, and it lands in your inbox immediately. You reply with a time. There are no per-booking software fees, and every enquiry arrives with context, so the first conversation is already halfway there.
Yes. Your timetable is a page you edit directly: change a class time, add a block, publish. The announcement bar can flag holiday hours or a new programme at the top of every page, so regulars see it without hunting.
Use the before/after slider for physical transformations and the testimonial sections for stories in members' own words. Real numbers in the stats band, such as sessions coached and average client tenure, carry more weight than stock fitness photography.
No. The free plan is a one-page site with your story, your results, and a trial form, which is what a solo trainer needs to look established and capture enquiries. Add more pages as the business grows.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.