Website for yoga studios: schedule, memberships, and booking
New students worry about two things: whether they'll fit in and what it costs. A clear schedule, posted prices, and a friendly first-class offer answer both.
Short answer
A yoga studio website needs a live class schedule people can book from, transparent prices for drop-ins, packs, and memberships, an intro offer for new students, and teacher bios with certifications. The schedule is the most visited page.
What to put on it
- Online booking
- Memberships or packages
- A services list with prices
- Your team
- Reviews from real customers
- Location, hours, and map
What earns trust
- Named coach certifications on bios (NASM-CPT, CrossFit L1, RYT-200)
- A cheap intro offer or first-class-free
- A visible real class schedule with times and durations, all prices posted
- No-contract / cancel-anytime membership language
How to show prices
Flat drop-in, class-pack, and monthly membership prices, all posted. A low-cost intro offer does more than any discount code. Say 'cancel anytime' if it's true.
Questions your customers will ask
Answer these on your site, in plain text. They are what people type into Google and ask ChatGPT before they buy or book.
- Do I need to be fit or experienced to start?
- What should I bring or wear to my first class?
- How do memberships, class packs, and drop-ins differ?
- Can I freeze or cancel my membership?
- How big are classes and will I get coaching attention?
Mistakes to skip
- Hidden membership prices, which reads as a sales pitch.
- A schedule as an image or PDF. It should be bookable and readable.
- No beginner guidance. 'What do I bring to my first class?' belongs on the site.
Build yours from one sentence
Describe your business and Fraya drafts the whole site, with these sections, your prices, and checkout through your own Stripe. You approve everything before it goes live. Free to start, no card.
Straight answers.
What should a website for yoga studios include?
Online booking, Memberships or packages, A services list with prices, Your team, Reviews from real customers, Location, hours, and map. Trust comes from: Named coach certifications on bios (NASM-CPT, CrossFit L1, RYT-200); A cheap intro offer or first-class-free.
How should yoga studios show prices on their website?
Flat drop-in, class-pack, and monthly membership prices, all posted. A low-cost intro offer does more than any discount code. Say 'cancel anytime' if it's true.
What are the most common website mistakes for yoga studios?
Hidden membership prices, which reads as a sales pitch. A schedule as an image or PDF. It should be bookable and readable. No beginner guidance. 'What do I bring to my first class?' belongs on the site.