Iron Hour, above, is one of our personal trainer designs: loud type, three prices, and one free-session button.
What your website needs
- One clear promise. Who you help and how, in a line.
- Plans and prices. So the free consultation feels low-risk.
- Results and reviews. With permission, front and centre.
- Qualifications. REPs, BACP, UKCP, ICF and the rest, where they reassure.
- Booking. Calendly, Acuity or your own system, one tap away.
Therapists and counsellors get a calmer design, but the same structure works.
Price
Most sites like this are a Spark, a 1 to 3 page site from £250 (launch price until 31 March 2027), live in about two weeks. Bigger sites with booking or a shop are a Glow-Up or Spotlight. See all prices, or get a free check of your current site.
Ideas: personal trainer and therapist website examples.
Built to be found, built to sell
- Found on Google. Fast pages, the right words in the right places, local business markup and Search Console set up from day one.
- Recommended by AI. Clear, structured answers that ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity can read and suggest.
- Turns visitors into customers. One clear next step on every page: book, buy, call or enquire.
Questions people ask us
Should I show prices?
Usually yes, at least from-prices. It filters enquiries and makes booking a first session easier.