Yoga Studio Website Builder: Timetable, Prices, Teachers and a Page for Beginners
A yoga studio website needs a timetable people can read, prices they can compare, and a page that tells a nervous beginner which class to walk into. Describe your studio and Mythex builds those pages in a live preview, saves enquiries to a real database and publishes to a public address in one click.
Who it's for
Studio owners whose timetable is a screenshot on Instagram, whose prices are spread across three pages, or whose site has not changed since the teacher who built it moved away.
What you can build
- A weekly timetable showing style, level and teacher
- A 'new to yoga' page with two classes to start with
- One price table for drop-in, passes and membership
- Teacher bios describing how each person teaches
- Workshop, retreat and teacher training pages
- An enquiry form saved to a database
The page that brings in beginners
Most people who search for a yoga studio near them have one worry: walking into a class that is too hard. A 'new to yoga' page that names the two classes to try first, says what to wear and bring, explains what hatha, vinyasa and yin feel like, and tells them to arrive ten minutes early does more booking than any hero photo. Ask Mythex to link it from the homepage and from every beginner-level class on the timetable.
- Which class to try first, by name
- What to bring and wear
- Styles explained in one line each
A timetable people can actually read
Show each class with time, style, level, teacher and room, filterable by day and level. Keep it as data rather than an image, so changing a teacher updates every page and search engines can read it. If you add online booking later, the same timetable becomes the booking screen.
Prices in one table
Put drop-in, five-class pass, ten-class pass and monthly membership in one table with the cost per class, how long passes last and whether membership can be frozen. Put the January and September intro offer at the top in those months. Visitors who have to hunt for prices leave for the studio that shows them.
Mistakes to avoid
Do not publish teacher bios that list certificates and nothing else; say how each person teaches and who their classes suit. Do not hide the address and parking information. And do not let the workshop page go stale; an event from last spring on the homepage tells visitors nobody is minding the site.
A prompt to start from
Build a website for my yoga studio. Include a weekly timetable with time, style, level and teacher that can be filtered by day and level, a 'new to yoga' page recommending which classes to start with and what to bring, a price table comparing drop-in, class passes and monthly membership, teacher bios, a workshops page, location with parking info, and an enquiry form that saves to the database with an admin list.
Questions
What should a yoga studio website include?
A timetable by style and level, a beginners' page, a clear price table, teacher bios, workshop and training pages, location, and a way to enquire or book. Mythex builds them from one description.
Can I add online class booking later?
Yes. Ask for booking in the same project and the timetable becomes bookable, with passes and memberships checked at booking.
Can I update the timetable myself?
Yes. Ask for an admin page to edit classes, or tell Mythex in chat, such as 'move the Tuesday yin class to 8pm'.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro ($25/month). On Free the site publishes to a Mythex address.
Do I need to code?
No. You describe the site in plain words and change it by chatting. The code editor is there if you want it.
Templates to start from
- Editorial Studio Site Template — Side-scroll gallery with estimator
- Wellness Studio Website Template — Practitioner directory with live search
- Yoga Studio Website Template — Editorial grids with coach profiles
- Studio Design Portfolio Template — Multi-page case studies and timeline
- Parallax Studio Site Template — Dual themes with staggered project grid
- Cinematic Studio Site Template — Fullscreen video hero, booking calendar
- Studio Photo Site Template — Category galleries with pricing sections
- Wellness Blog Template — Muted cards with related-post engine
Guide
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