Marcus builds fitness studio sites with class schedules, instructor profiles, and booking — while you're still waiting for your web guy to reply. No themes, no plugins, no developer handoff. Just tell Marcus what you teach and when.
"Move Thursday spin to 6:30, add Sarah's yoga Saturday mornings" — Marcus updates your timetable instantly. No admin panel, no spreadsheet exports, no wrestling with calendar widgets from 2014.
Members book directly on your site, not through three redirects to a clunky third-party portal. Marcus integrates with Mindbody or builds a standalone booking form that doesn't look like a medical intake form.
Drop-in rates, 5-class packs, monthly unlimited — displayed clearly with obvious pricing. Marcus explains your membership structure without the mystery pricing dance that makes people bounce to your competitor.
Your teachers get proper profiles with photos, certifications, specialties — not buried in a dropdown accordion. Marcus formats bios so potential members actually know who's teaching before they show up.
Half your traffic is on phones in the parking lot deciding whether to walk in. Marcus builds schedule tables that scroll horizontally, collapse intelligently, and don't require pinch-zoom archaeology to read on an iPhone.
Embedded maps, parking instructions, studio entrance photos — because "behind the Whole Foods, blue door" doesn't work when you're trying to get 15 people to show up for 6 AM bootcamp. Marcus handles the wayfinding.
How it works
"We run vinyasa at 9 AM weekdays with Jessica, power yoga Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 PM with Tom, restorative Friday nights at 7:30 with Maria." Marcus builds a clean weekly schedule grid, color-coded by class type, with instructor photos and book buttons on each slot.
"$25 drop-in, $100 for a 5-class pack that expires in 60 days, $150 monthly unlimited." Marcus creates a pricing page that doesn't require a finance degree — just clear boxes with what you get and what it costs. No hidden asterisks, no "contact us for pricing" nonsense.
If you use Mindbody or Momence, Marcus embeds their booking widget properly — not as an awkward iframe your members complain about. If you run bookings manually, Marcus builds a form that sends you structured emails: name, phone, class choice, pack type, any injuries or modifications they need.
Instructor out sick? "Cancel Tuesday 6 PM spin, add a sub note." Running a weekend workshop? "Add a special event block Saturday 2-5 PM, $45, limited to 12 people." Marcus updates the schedule live while you're still typing. No logging into WordPress at midnight before your morning classes.
"We were losing people because our old site made booking feel like doing taxes. Marcus built something where clicking 'book this class' actually worked on the first try. Our Saturday classes went from 6 people to waitlists in three weeks."— Marcus user running a Pilates studio, interviewed during closed beta
Most studio sites take weeks and still look like a Craigslist ad — Marcus ships yours before your evening class ends.
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