[ Guide ]

What should a personal trainer website have?

People choose a personal trainer they feel they can trust with their goals. Your website should show who you help, how it works and how to start.

Who you help

Weight loss, strength, running, older adults, new mums: be specific. The right clients recognise themselves straight away.

How it works

One-to-one, small groups, online coaching, where you train and how often. Clear details remove the worry of the unknown.

Prices or packages

Session prices or packages, even as “from” prices, help people decide before they get in touch.

Real results

Client stories and before-and-after photos, only with their permission, build trust better than anything you can say about yourself.

Designed for you, from a blank page

Webvetra designs every website from a blank page around one trainer. The Basic one-page site is £79, one fixed price and live in about two weeks. Start your project or ask us a question.

Questions

Is Instagram enough for a PT?

It is great for reach, but a website gives Google something to show for “personal trainer near me” and looks more established.

Should I list my qualifications?

Yes, the ones you genuinely hold. They reassure new clients.

How long does it take?

Most Webvetra sites are live in about two weeks once we have your details and photos.

[ Next step ]

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