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Website for a fitness club in Yerevan: features and cost

In short

A fitness club website in Yerevan should show memberships with prices, a class schedule, trainers and a one-tap trial class booking that reaches managers in Telegram. At Kinto such a site costs $1,800 and takes about 12 days.

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People choose a gym in Yerevan mostly by three things: how close it is, how much it costs and whether it feels right on the first visit. Your website's job is to answer the first two in seconds and get them through the door for the third.

The first screen

Lead with an offer, not with a photo of dumbbells:

  • What you are: gym, CrossFit box, women's studio, swimming pool.
  • Where: district and nearest metro or landmark.
  • The first step: "Book a free trial class" or "Day pass".
  • One big button that works on a phone.

Pages and blocks to include

  1. Memberships with prices. A clear table beats "call for details".
  2. Class schedule. By day, with class type, trainer and level.
  3. Trainers. Photo, specialisation, languages spoken.
  4. Facilities. Real photos of the hall, locker rooms, parking.
  5. Location and hours. Map, working hours, holidays.
  6. FAQ. Freezing a membership, what to bring, age limits.

Booking and reminders

The trial class is your main conversion. A short form (name, phone, preferred day) sends the request to the manager's Telegram right away. If you run group classes with limited spots, a Telegram bot can show free places, book them and remind members before class, which reduces empty spots.

Example structure and cost

Element Included in Price at Kinto
Multi-page site with schedule and trainers Website $1,800, about 12 days
One-page site for a small studio Landing $700, about 6 days
Class booking bot with reminders Telegram bot $500
Online membership payments Payments $600
HY / RU / EN versions Multilingual $600
Visit and booking analytics Analytics $500

The quote is fixed in the contract before the project starts. See website development for how we work.

Selling memberships online

Online payment for memberships works well for people who decide fast, especially during promotions. A payment page with a few membership types is enough. Personal training packages usually need a conversation, so keep a "Talk to a manager" button next to them.

Content that brings search traffic

Pages like "Women's gym in Arabkir", "Personal trainer in Yerevan in English" or "Pilates for beginners" match how people search. Each one can lead to the same trial class booking. If you serve expats, an English version is not optional: many of them search in English only.

Photos

Use your own photos taken in good light, even on a phone. Stock images of models in perfect gyms make people suspicious, and the first visit then disappoints.

Seasonal campaigns

Fitness has clear seasons: January resolutions, spring before summer, September after holidays. A website that lets you quickly add a seasonal offer, such as a three-month membership or a summer pass, catches that demand. Prepare a simple landing section for each season and switch it on when the campaign starts. Ads then point to a page with exactly that offer, not to a generic homepage.

Questions to answer before people ask

Question Where to answer
Can I freeze my membership? FAQ and membership table
Is there a women-only area or time? Facilities and FAQ
Do trainers speak English or Russian? Trainer profiles
What age can kids start? Kids classes page
Is there parking or showers? Facilities
What should I bring to the trial? Trial class confirmation

Every question answered on the site is one less call for your front desk, and one less reason for a hesitant visitor to postpone.

Retaining members, not only attracting them

The website mostly attracts new members, but a Telegram channel or bot keeps current members engaged: schedule changes, new classes, trainer news, reminders before a membership expires. A reminder a week before expiry with a renewal link is one of the simplest ways to reduce churn.

Next step

Tell us about your club, the classes and your audience. Write to @kinto_am on Telegram or leave a request through the form. We reply within 15 minutes, 10:00 to 20:00 Yerevan time, and give a fixed quote after a short call.

Updated: 2026-10-12

FAQ

Common questions

All questions and answers

What is the most important element of a gym website?

A clear offer for the first visit, usually a trial class or day pass, with a booking button visible on the first screen.

Should membership prices be on the site?

Yes. People compare gyms by price and location. Hiding prices sends them to a competitor who shows them.

Can members book classes online?

Yes, through a booking form or a Telegram bot that shows free spots and sends reminders. A bot costs $500 at Kinto.

How much does a fitness club website cost?

A multi-page site with schedule, trainers and memberships costs $1,800 at Kinto. A one-page site for a small studio costs $700.

Can it be in three languages?

Yes, Armenian, Russian and English pages cost $600 extra.

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