Fitness website templates for studios and gyms. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

32 designs for Pilates and yoga studios, strength and boxing gyms, climbing gyms and coaches. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your studio's website, with your classes and prices, your instructors and a schedule embedded from the booking tool you already use.

  • Fitness website design, small-group strength and barre with a curved edge: warm photo of mixed-age adults lunging with dumbbells, white headline, mint button, curved white edge

    A curved white edge frames a class lifting together, with class length and level in one line.

  • Fitness website design, reformer Pilates, soft and simple: cream and brown, a sunlit reformer class beside a cream panel with a serif headline

    A sunlit class photo and a cream text card, with instructors, private sessions and contact along the bottom.

  • Fitness website design, boxing workouts with a coach on the floor: dark gym with heavy bags and a coach, cream condensed headline and a yellow button

    A busy class at the bags and a yellow book button, with a section for first-timers right below.

  • Fitness website design, power yoga in a warm peach split: peach and orange, a mixed-age yoga class in prayer pose beside a bold headline panel

    A class photo beside a solid peach panel, with the neighborhood named under the headline.

  • Fitness website design, reformer Pilates with a strength message: dark brown and rose, a woman on a reformer behind a centered white headline

    A dark studio photo, a promise about strength and a bold first-class button, for a high-energy studio.

  • Fitness website design, neighborhood yoga studio with an arched photo: cream and brown, a three-word serif headline beside an arched photo of an instructor adjusting a student

    Three short words, an instructor helping a student and two buttons: book a class or see the schedule.

  • Fitness website design, group fitness with a studio finder: a rounded dark photo of a rowing class, bold white offer headline, a white studio search card

    A trial offer as the headline and a find-your-studio box beside it, for a gym with many locations.

  • Fitness website design, pilates and physio under one roof: pale mint bar, two people on reformers in sunlight, a centered white headline

    Classes and physio sessions share one page, with an intro offer in a bar under the menu.

  • Fitness website design, yoga and meditation, seven days a week: warm wood tones, a mixed group meditating cross-legged, white headline and orange button

    A class meditating under a two-part headline, with the class schedule as the single button.

  • Fitness website design, drop-in yoga with a tile for each studio: white page, a class in warrior pose and a seated man, three location tiles along the bottom

    Each location gets a tap target along the bottom, so someone dropping in finds the nearest class fast.

  • Fitness website design, pilates in bold orange and brown: dark brown and bright orange, a woman in a side plank on a reformer beside a bold headline

    Heavy type in two colors and an instructor in a side plank, a confident look for a studio with personality.

  • Fitness website design, boxing gym with a free first class: black and red, a boxer throwing a punch at pads, white and red condensed headline

    Bold condensed type and a boxer mid-punch, with the free class offer as the main button.

  • Fitness website design, strength training for women at every age: warm brown and amber, women of several ages squatting with dumbbells beside a serif headline

    Women of different ages lifting together, which tells newcomers this class is for them.

  • Fitness website design, classical Pilates for small groups: charcoal page, a cream serif headline beside a photo of an instructor correcting a mat class

    A dark split with the class size in the first paragraph, for studios that teach the original method.

  • Fitness website design, hot yoga and strength, bright and friendly: white and orange, a mixed group in warrior pose in a sunlit room, a round orange logo

    A full class in warrior pose and the new-student offer in the top bar, inviting rather than intense.

  • Fitness website design, pilates network with a studio search: a reformer class photo, a white serif headline, an address search and three large figures below

    A location search in the hero and network figures beneath, for a brand with studios in many cities.

  • Fitness website design, yoga and breathwork in black and white: pale mint header, a black and white photo of a man stretching on a mat, a pink booking button

    A black and white portrait and three short lines about how you'll feel, with the intro price on the button.

  • Fitness website design, pilates studio with a card for each location: pale blue and cream, a huge serif headline above two photo cards in blue and brown

    Each studio gets its own photo card, so new clients pick the closest one before they book.

  • Fitness website design, classical Pilates with an instructor at work: warm studio photo of an instructor assisting a stretch, white serif headline and a lime button

    An instructor guiding a client, with the class schedule and private sessions as two clear paths.

  • Fitness website design, interval training washed in electric blue: electric blue tint over sweaty athletes, a bold white headline and a blue button

    One saturated color over the whole photo and a punchy headline, for workouts that sell on intensity.

  • Fitness website design, climbing gym with kids and adults on the wall: a bouldering wall with a child climbing and a coach spotting, bold white headline and red button

    Families and beginners on the wall in the first photo, with joining as the main button.

  • Fitness website design, yoga and reformer Pilates in one studio: dark brown panel with cream serif text beside a bright photo of reformer instruction

    A sentence about who the studio is for, beside an instructor helping a client on the reformer.

  • Fitness website design, dance fitness in loud, bold type: dark blue studio, dancers mid-move, a giant stacked white and red headline

    Three huge words over a dancing crowd, with a low-cost first week as the main button.

  • Fitness website design, pilates in the studio and at home: two photo halves, a hands-on reformer class and a woman doing Pilates at home in front of a tablet

    Two equal halves for studio classes and online classes, so both kinds of client find their way in.

  • Fitness website design, hot yoga by candlelight with a class video: deep forest green, an italic serif headline above a candlelit class video

    A dark, glowing page with a class video up front, for a studio whose rooms sell the experience.

  • Fitness website design, pilates with a playful oversized logo: a mauve-tinted reformer class under a giant rounded yellow wordmark and a pink button

    The logo itself is the headline, huge and rounded, over a class photo, for a studio that leads with its brand.

  • Fitness website design, multi-class studio with a circle photo: black page, a barre class in a mint-ringed circle between giant white words, four class tiles below

    A circle photo between two huge words, with four class types as tiles underneath.

  • Fitness website design, reformer strength studio in several cities: dark olive tones, a woman on a reformer, cream serif headline and a scrolling offer strip

    Ratings under the buttons and an intro offer scrolling along the bottom, for a studio that's growing.

  • Fitness website design, running coach with a free strategy call: white card with a condensed headline beside a coach kneeling on a red running track

    A coach on the track, one specific promise and a free call as the only button, for one-on-one coaching.

  • Fitness website design, yoga and strength studios across one city: grey-toned photo of a class in lunges by tall windows, white centered headline and a white button

    A calm class photo, one line naming every class type and a trial offer, for a small chain.

  • Fitness website design, pilates studio, editorial and airy: cream and brown, an instructor guiding a client on a reformer beside a centered serif headline

    An offset photo layout with plenty of white space, and the studio's local history as the subhead.

  • Fitness website design, climbing gym link page: light pink page, a purple logo above a bouldering photo and a stack of link buttons

    A phone-first page of big link buttons for sessions, events and directions, made for a social profile.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The studios, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your studio

What you teach, where you train and how people sign up. Cactal writes the pages, links or embeds the booking tool you already use and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1Pick a design

    Browse by kind of class and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2Add your studio's details

    Your classes, instructors, prices, locations and your booking link. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

What a fitness website needs

One clear first step

Many visitors are deciding whether to try you at all. Make the intro offer or first class the main button, and say what the first visit is like and what to bring.

The schedule, kept current

Embed or link the live schedule from your booking tool instead of typing classes into the page. A schedule that matches the front desk saves calls and no-shows.

Prices people can find

Drop-in, class packs and memberships, with what each includes. If prices differ by location or change for new members, say so plainly.

Instructors with faces

A photo, a short bio and what each instructor teaches. People come back for a coach they like.

Photos that look like your members

Show real classes with the ages, bodies and levels you actually serve. A beginner should be able to picture themselves in the room.

Policies, waivers and safety

Cancellation and late policies, what to bring and how to tell an instructor about an injury belong on the site. Waiver and liability rules vary by state, so check yours.

Questions

Are these fitness website templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your studio in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

How much does a fitness website cost?

A custom build from a web designer often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, with no setup fee.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real gyms and studios?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the studio names, people, prices and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own studio.

Can people book classes and buy memberships on my site?

Cactal doesn't run class booking, memberships or payments itself. Your site links to or embeds the booking tool you already use, so the schedule and the book button take people straight to it.

Can I add a page for each class, instructor or location?

Yes. Ask for a page for each class type, instructor or studio, and Cactal writes and builds them. Add a new class or location later the same way.

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