Gym website cost
How much does a gym website cost?
The price up front, then a straightforward explanation of what pushes a gym website up or down — size, classes, memberships, timetables and whether anything needs to talk to your booking system.
Short answer
How much does a gym website cost in the UK?
At Gee Web Design, a Starter website is £250, an Intermediate website starts from £495 and a Custom project starts from £1,000. The final cost depends on the size of the site, how much membership and class information it carries, and whether it needs to connect to booking or membership software. Booking and membership integrations are not included automatically at £250.
- Websites from £250
- Published pricing, no sales calls
- You own the website
- Typical builds from 7–14 days
- Optional care plans from £15/month
- Written quote before any work starts
Our three website packages
We publish our prices so you can place yourself roughly before speaking to anyone. Most single-site gyms land in the first two packages.
- A website you own, on your own domain.
- A design built for phones first, because many enquiries start there.
- Fast pages that appear quickly rather than making people wait.
- Clear page titles and headings so Google understands each page.
- Membership and facility information laid out so people can actually compare.
- Enquiry and trial forms that land in your inbox.
- A simple editor so you can update the timetable and prices yourself.
- A written quote before anything begins.
Starter — £250
A small, fast, mobile-friendly site — typically home, about, facilities, membership, timetable and contact — with an enquiry form and a simple editor so you can keep it current yourself.
Intermediate — From £495
A larger site: pages for your popular classes, trainer or team profiles, a fuller membership comparison, a gallery and more detailed location information.
Custom — From £1,000
Bespoke requirements — booking or membership system integrations, multiple locations, member areas, or custom functionality built to your process.
Important
Advanced booking or membership functionality is not automatically included at £250. Integrations and custom features depend entirely on your requirements and the software you already use, so they are quoted separately.
What changes the cost
Website size
Page count is the biggest single factor. Six pages is a Starter site; fifteen to twenty pages with individual class and trainer pages is Intermediate.
Class information
A single timetable page is straightforward. A page per popular class — who it suits, how hard it is, when it runs — takes more work but picks up searches a timetable never will.
Membership information
Listing three membership types is quick. A detailed comparison across peak, off-peak, student, corporate and family options, with clear differences, takes longer to lay out well.
Timetable requirements
A timetable you edit yourself is simple. A timetable pulled live from your booking platform depends on what that platform allows.
Enquiry and contact forms
Standard enquiry and trial forms are included. Longer forms, multiple destinations or specific routing take extra setup.
Trainer and team profiles
A few profiles are quick. Twenty, each with their own page, specialisms and photograph, is a section of its own.
Galleries
Photographs sell a gym better than any words. A proper gallery of the floor, studios and changing rooms is worth the small extra build time.
Location information
One location with a map and opening hours is included. Multiple sites need a page each, with their own hours, facilities and timetable.
Booking and member integrations
Connecting your existing platform is usually possible and usually sensible. The effort depends on the platform, so it is priced once we know which one you use.
Custom functionality
Anything built specifically for how you operate — member areas, bespoke sign-up flows, class credit systems — sits in the Custom band.
Not sure which package you need?
Tell us how members currently join, book and get in touch, and we'll tell you honestly what your gym actually needs — including when the cheapest option is enough.
What to do next
Not sure what the site should contain? Read what a gym website should include.
Want the full picture on gym websites? See gym website design.
Compare the packages in detail on our pricing page.
Ready for a number? Tell us about your gym and we'll reply within 24 hours.
Want a second opinion on your current site? Send us the address and we'll tell you honestly what we'd change — no charge, no pressure.
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