A professional website for your personal training business. Built for free.
Personal training is bought on belief — that you understand the problem and that people like them get results with you. Instagram builds an audience; a website converts it into paying clients who actually book.
- Free design & build
- Free .co.uk domain
- £24/month hosting — the only cost
What it costs personal trainers to have no website
Your customers are already searching. Right now they're finding somebody else.
A big following that doesn't convert into paying clients is a hobby, not a business.
You're competing with gym-employed trainers who come free with a membership.
Online coaching could double your reach, but only if people can find and buy it.
Typical searches: "personal trainer near me" · "PT [town]" · "online personal training UK"
What a website for personal trainers actually needs to do
Not a generic template with your logo dropped on it.
Results from real clients
Transformations and testimonials do the entire job of selling. Nothing else is close.
Who you actually work with
Post-natal, over-fifties, strength, rehab. Specific beats general every single time.
Packages and prices
Blocks of sessions, not hourly. It sets the expectation of commitment from the start.
Online and in-person, both explained
If you coach remotely, say so plainly. It tells people well outside your area that you can still work with them.
Ready. Set. Web.
Send us your details
Your Google Business Profile link, plus any photographs of your work. That's genuinely all we need to start.
We build it
Our team designs and builds your site around the way personal trainers actually get hired — usually ready to review within 48 hours.
You go live
Approve it, we register your free .co.uk domain, and you're live within 48 hours of that domain being registered.
Free to build. £24 a month to keep online.
Including VAT. No setup fee, no design fee, no surprise at renewal.
That's £288 for your first year, every cost included. Full details are in our terms.
Claim your free websiteQuestions from personal trainers
I have a big following but few clients. Will a website fix that?
It gives the following somewhere to convert. Social builds the audience; a website with clear packages, prices and a booking route turns them into paying clients.
Should I show client transformations?
They do more selling than anything else you could put on the page. With permission, real results from real clients are the entire argument for hiring you.
Can I promote online coaching too?
Yes — the site can explain it and show your packages, which lifts the limit of who can find you. It is a brochure site rather than a shop, so payments and sign-ups stay with whatever tool you already use.