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For places with more than one way in

We build for owner-run studios with one to three locations, where people come for different reasons: a class, a soak, a practitioner, an event or the room itself.

Owner-run studios with one to three locations, where people come for different reasons.

  • 01 · Thermal circuits, day passes, memberships

    Bathhouses and sauna gardens

    Visitors need to know what a session involves and which pass fits before they arrive.

    Sauna on the lake shore, Padasjoki, Finland, 1913

  • 02 · Sauna, cold plunge, red light, compression

    Recovery and contrast studios

    Packs and memberships are the business. The site has to make the choice obvious.

    Turkish bath, Minneapolis Athletic Club, early 1900s

  • 03 · Classes plus a thermal room

    Yoga and sauna studios

    Two schedules that belong in one view, and an intro offer that's easy to find.

    The Roman Baths, Bath, about 1895

  • 04 · Classes, practitioners, events, a café

    Wellness collectives

    Several booking systems and several kinds of visitor, under one name.

    Sprudel Colonnade, Carlsbad, about 1895

  • 05 · Workshops, trainings, room hire

    Retreat and event spaces

    Long programmes and private bookings need their own pages, dates and inquiries.

    Majestic Hotel and Bath House, Hot Springs, 1907

What gets in the way of a first visit

We looked at studio websites like yours, and the same five things kept turning people away.

  • Two or three booking systems

    Classes in Momence, practitioners somewhere else, rentals by email. Visitors can't tell which one is theirs.

  • Prices that don't agree

    An intro offer on one page, a different rate on another, and a drop-in price with nowhere to buy it.

  • Links that go nowhere

    Menu items that point to #, old staging domains, the same page at three addresses.

  • A schedule you can't read

    A screenshot of the timetable, or events with no dates, spread across pages.

  • Details that don't match

    Different hours, names and addresses from page to page.

Who we're not for

  • Gyms

    Gyms and single-format fitness chains need a different kind of site.

  • Enterprise

    Large operators already on enterprise booking tools are better served by their vendor.

  • Clinical records

    Intake forms, medical records and health information belong in your practitioners' own systems, not on a website.

Let's make the way in as calm as the visit.

Tell us about your studio. We reply within two working days with a suggested plan and a fixed price.