A gym website that gets people through the door.
Most people find a gym through Instagram, Facebook or a friend, then check it on a phone before they walk in. The page has to answer three things fast: is it real, is it any good, and how do I start.
What the site has to do
Show the real floor
Your own photos of your own equipment, coaches and members, never stock, because the first thing a stranger checks is whether the place is real.
Lay out the programs
What you run, when it runs and what it costs, in plain words that read on a phone. Rates that are not final get an empty slot and a line saying to ask, never a made-up price.
One button to start
A single clear button that opens the conversation you already sign people up in, whether that is Messenger, a form or a class booking.
One we built
MNLA Fitness is a real gym on Taft Avenue in Malate, and a client. Its page is built on the gym's own photos and captions, and its one yellow button opens a Messenger chat, because that is how the gym signs people up.
What it costs
- One page, your words and photos
- ₱15,000
- One page, written for you, with the AI chat agent
- ₱25,000
- Class bookings on the site, five to ten pages
- ₱50,000
Every other price is on the pricing page, and the quote for yours is free.
Questions owners ask
Can members book a class or pay for a membership on the site?
Yes. Bookings come with the business site at ₱50,000, and taking payments, a membership or a deposit, is quoted on top of it and runs through a licensed payment provider. If your members already sign up over Messenger, a one-page site that opens that chat does the job for less, which is what MNLA's does.
My gym is already on Instagram and Facebook. Do I need a website?
Not always, and you will be told if you don't. A site earns its keep when people search Google for a gym near them or ask an AI assistant for one, because both read a website far more easily than a social feed. Facebook page or website: the long answer.
What if our rates are not final yet?
Then the rates slot stays empty and one line says to ask, rather than a made-up figure you would have to honour. That is how MNLA's page launched.
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