For fitness studios
A gym website your timetable actually lives on
Describe your studio or your training and Spanli builds the site while you watch — classes, timetable, prices, photos of the space, member reviews, and a trial-enquiry form that keeps every name in one place.
You type “A small-group training studio in Minneapolis, six classes a day, first session free” — and Spanli assembles the site in front of you: opening, this week's timetable, the space, trial session. The changes receipt reads: Added: 4 sections — opening, this week's timetable, the space, trial session.
Sound familiar?
Your timetable is in an Instagram story that expired on Tuesday.
Your DMs are eighty per cent "is there space in the 7pm?" and twenty per cent people asking what it costs. You moved Saturday's class to nine and three people turned up at eight. Somebody who wanted to start training last month gave up looking for the price and joined the chain down the road.
How it works
What Spanli does about it
In the demo beside each claim: the site Spanli built; then the sat · open gym line being corrected — you click it, type “Saturday open gym starts at 9”, and 10:00 am becomes 9:00 am; then new trial enquiry arriving in the Spanli inbox.
Say it out loud, get a site
"Small strength studio, six classes a week, one-to-one coaching, first session free" builds a finished first draft in front of you.
The timetable is text you own
Classes, days, times, who they're for — edited like filling in a form, published in seconds. When Saturday moves, the site moves with it, and nobody turns up an hour early.
Trial enquiries in one list
Name, contact, what they're after — waiting in your Spanli dashboard instead of buried under three days of story replies.
Everything on it
What your fitness site includes
Prices where people can find them
Memberships, drop-ins, one-to-one rates, block bookings — however you sell it, written plainly and changed whenever you change it.
The room, on its best day
Upload your own photos at the first step with a note about each; the site puts them where they belong, and checks the whole thing looks right on a phone before it's called done.
All pre-chosen
You remove what you don't run.
- An opening that says who you train and how
- What you stand for — coaching style, who it's for, who it isn't
- Classes and the timetable
- Prices and memberships
- Photos of the space and the sessions
- Member reviews
- Where you are and when you're open
- A trial-session enquiry form
- Your coaches, if you want them named
Two ways in
Start from what you already have
Describe door
The describe door suits most studios: a couple of sentences and your photos.
LinkedIn door
Coaching under your own name? The LinkedIn door takes your profile and builds the "who's training me" part from what you've already written. Sick of a site from your first year in business? "Modernize my site" rebuilds it from its address.
Make it yours
Before the first build, you set the look.
- Quietly exceptionalElegant & refined
- The story, up frontBold & editorial
- Take a breathSoft & calm
- Built for the nightSleek & dark
- An evening to rememberGlamorous & vintage
- The season, consideredFashion magazine
In case you're wondering.
Can members book and pay for classes on the site?
No. Spanli doesn't run bookings or take payments — if you already use something for that, keep it. What the site does is show the timetable accurately, publish your prices, and collect enquiries from people who want to start, in one inbox.
How hard is it to change the timetable?
It's a form. Change a time, publish, done — from your phone between sessions. You can also just type "Thursday's HIIT moves to 6:30" into the chat and let it make the edit.
I'm a personal trainer, not a gym. Does that work?
That's the easier version. Same site, built around you: how you train, who you work with, rates, results, and a form for first contact. Your LinkedIn can write the background for you.
Can I show member results and reviews?
Yes, with their permission — reviews are a section that's there by default. If you'd rather not have it, take it out with one click.
What does it cost?
Your first site is free. Paid plans add your own web address — searched and bought inside Spanli — and higher-quality build options.
Ready to see your website?
Describe your business and watch it come to life. Free to start — no credit card required.