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Websites for personal trainers

A personal training website that books first sessions, live this week.

I have a Google listing

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Short answer: Conexity builds a custom animated website for personal trainers for $599 to go live (first month included), then $99/month, with your .com.au domain, hosting and email included. All prices include GST. You can see a free preview of your own site before you pay.

People looking for a trainer want to know where sessions happen, what a first session involves, what it costs and whether you are qualified and insured. They rarely ask; they just move on to the next profile. Built the same way for strength coaches, mobile trainers, and small group and outdoor trainers.

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What kind of business?

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From your photos, in about a minute.

Made for personal trainers

What your site does for you.

Where you train, spelled out

The gym you work from, the parks you use, or the suburbs you travel to for home sessions, with times and parking notes.

Session types and packs

One-on-one, partner and small group sessions, online check-ins and session packs, with prices if you choose to show them.

Your first session, explained

What happens at the first meeting: a chat about goals and history, any health screening you use, and what to bring.

Qualifications and insurance you supply

Your fitness qualifications, registration, first aid certificate and insurance, shown exactly as you hold them. We never invent or upgrade credentials.

What someone checks before booking a personal trainer

Before booking, people quietly check a handful of things: whether you train near where they live or work, whether you take beginners or people coming back from a long break, whether the gym charges them an entry fee on top of your session, and whether you are qualified and insured. A clear website answers each one, so the enquiry arrives ready to book.

The first session is the hardest sell

Most enquiries stall at “what happens first?”. Your site walks through it: how to book, what you will ask about, any pre-exercise screening form you use, what to wear and how long it takes. If you offer a free or discounted first session, the site says so in your words; if you do not, it does not.

Describing your coaching without results claims

Fitness advertising attracts weight-loss and transformation promises. We do not write them. Your site can describe how you coach and who you work with, and show client photos or stories only when the client has agreed and you supply them.

Getting found by people searching for a trainer nearby

People search “personal trainer” plus their suburb, or the name of their gym. Your site lists the gyms, parks and suburbs you actually train in as plain text, which helps search engines connect you with those places. If you train clients at home, a Google Business Profile with a service area works without showing your address. We set up the structure; rankings are never promised.

Everything included

$599 to go live, then $99/month

All prices include GST. Cancel anytime.

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  • Custom animated website, written for your business
  • .com.au domain registered in your business’s name
  • Fast, secure hosting, monitored around the clock
  • Professional email on your domain
  • Google Business Profile setup checklist
  • Six months of polishes: new photos and copy
  • On-page SEO structure
  • Free changes in plain English before launch

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Manni, our AI assistant, replies to new enquiries within 60 seconds by SMS, calls if they do not reply and books the job into your calendar.

Questions

Straight answers.

How much does a website for personal trainers cost?

$599 to go live, which includes your first month, then $99 a month. That covers the design, the copywriting, a .com.au domain, hosting, professional email and six months of polishes. Growth + Local SEO Pro, with three local suburb pages, is $999 to go live, then $149 a month. All prices include GST.

How long does it take?

Your preview is ready in about 10 seconds. Once you approve it and pay, here is what to expect. New address: Live within minutes of payment. A brand-new address can take a few hours to show everywhere. Existing domain: Live as soon as your domain is connected. We'll do it for you or guide you step by step.

Do I need to show my qualifications on the site?

It is your choice, but most clients look for them. We show the qualifications, registration and insurance details you give us, exactly as you hold them, and we never add credentials you have not supplied.

I train at a gym I do not own. Can I still have my own site?

Yes. The site is for your business, and it can name the gym where you train if you are allowed to. Check your arrangement with the gym before using its name or photos.

Can clients book and pay for sessions on the site?

The website does not take payments. Clients can send a booking request, or we link to the booking or payment app you already use.

Can you add before-and-after photos?

Only photos you supply, with the client’s agreement. We do not write weight-loss or results claims, and we never present stock photos as your clients.

I also coach online. Can the site cover that?

Yes. Online coaching can have its own section explaining how check-ins work, what the client receives and how to start, alongside your in-person sessions.

Do you guarantee I will rank on Google?

No. We build the site with proper on-page SEO structure and help with your Google Business Profile, but nobody can honestly promise a ranking.

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