Booking as the primary path
Every page has one obvious next action and it is the schedule. The intro offer is priced in public rather than hidden behind a form.
Conversion focused websites built around booking, not brochures.
Most studio websites lose people between the schedule and the checkout. We build around the path that actually earns money: find a class, understand the price, buy the intro offer, book the second class. Includes booking integration, schedule embedding, mobile first layout and structured data.

Studio sites rarely fail at the top. People find you, they read the About page, they like the room. Then they hit a booking widget in a different typeface that loads for four seconds, asks them to create an account before it shows a price, and does not work properly on the phone they are holding. That handoff is where the money goes, and no amount of new photography fixes it.
Every page has one obvious next action and it is the schedule. The intro offer is priced in public rather than hidden behind a form.
Most people check a class time on mobile data with one bar. We build for that case rather than for a desktop demo on office wifi.
A Reformer page, a prenatal page, a page per teacher. These are what people search, and one page listing every class ranks for none of them.
Business, class and offer markup emitted correctly, so search engines and AI assistants can read your prices and your timetable instead of guessing.


Where people land, where they stop, and what the booking platform reports. A rebuild that skips this step is decoration with an invoice attached.
Find a class, understand the price, buy the intro offer, rebook. Every screen either moves somebody along that line or gets cut.
The embed is the hard part and it comes first, not last. Mindbody, WellnessLiving, Momence, Mariana Tek and Glofox each break differently.
Redirects mapped from the old URLs, booking clicks firing as conversions, search console connected before launch day rather than a fortnight after.
From $2,000
Starting range, not a quote
From $2,000 for a single location. What moves the number is the count of locations, whether class and instructor pages are written or need writing, and how much cleaning up your existing content needs first. Tell us how many locations you run and what software you are on and we will give you a real number.
If your site converts and simply nobody is reaching it, a rebuild is the expensive answer to a traffic question. Put the money into local SEO and a Google Business Profile first, then rebuild when the traffic justifies it.
No. We build around the platform you already run and integrate the schedule and checkout into it. Changing platform is a separate decision, and if we think yours is holding you back we will say so rather than quietly design around it.
From $2,000 for a single location. That is a starting range for qualification, not a quote. Location count, whether class and instructor pages need writing, and the state of your current content are what move it.
Not if the migration is done properly. Old URLs are mapped to new ones with permanent redirects before launch, and search console is connected in advance so a problem shows up in days rather than after a quarter of lost traffic.
Yes. Copy, prices, photos and instructor bios are yours to edit at handover. A site you have to call an agency to update goes stale, and a stale price is worse than no price.