Websites for yoga and wellness studios.
The room's atmosphere is the offer. The site should feel like walking in, not like buying a gym membership.
today, first month free, then $99/mo for 3 months ($149/mo after)
Still Point, one of our 30 designs.
A bone-and-terracotta layout with deliberately slow, calm pacing built to preview a room's atmosphere. A house-built design template — not a client's site.
Still Point
Yoga / Wellness
This isn't a generic template with your name swapped in.
Yoga and wellness studios sell an atmosphere as much as a service, and most studio websites undercut that by defaulting to a generic fitness-membership template — countdown timers, aggressive sale banners, stock photos of people mid-jump. The sites that actually convert quiet visitors into first-time students do the opposite: slow pacing, real language about who the classes are for ('all levels, genuinely' means something specific — no performance, no comparison), and enough calm in the design itself that it previews what the room will feel like before anyone walks in.
Practically, the two things a new student needs fastest are a schedule — morning or evening, drop-in or booked ahead — and a plain answer to whether they'll feel out of place as a beginner. Membership pricing matters, but it earns its place after those two questions are answered, not before. A studio that leads with pricing before atmosphere reads as transactional in a category where the whole pitch is the opposite.
Built for how yoga studios actually get hired.
Schedule, front and center
Morning and evening class times visible immediately — the first practical question any new student actually has.
Genuine beginner-welcome language
Copy that says specifically what 'all levels' means, instead of the vague reassurance most studio sites default to.
Calm, unhurried pacing
No countdown timers or sale banners — the design itself previews the atmosphere of the room.
Membership pricing, placed second
Pricing and unlimited-access plans shown after the schedule and welcome copy, not leading with a sales pitch.
Pick the design. We build the site.
Still Point — one of our 30 designs — is the yoga and wellness demo: bone, terracotta, and sage, an italic display face, and a deliberately slow-paced layout built to preview the room's atmosphere rather than sell a gym membership.
- Step 1
Pick your design
Choose the design shown on this page or any of the other 29. They're all the same price.
- Step 2
Send us your content
One worksheet: business name, services, hours, service area, and any photos you have. No photos yet is fine.
- Step 3
We build it
We put your content into the design, set up your domain, SSL, and hosting, and send you a preview link.
- Step 4
Live in 24 hours
Approve it and it goes live. On the subscription plan, edits after launch are unlimited.
First month free, then $99/mo for 3 months, then $149/mo. Cancel any time.
- Pick the yoga and wellness studios design shown above, or any of our 30
- We swap in your content within 24 hours
- Hosting, SSL, backups, and unlimited edits included
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Questions yoga and wellness studios actually ask.
- We teach more than yoga — meditation, breathwork, sound baths — does this design cover that?
- Yes — the schedule and class-type structure isn't yoga-specific; it's built to list any mix of session types with their own times and descriptions.
- Can students book a class or just see the schedule?
- The site itself is built for schedule visibility and first-visit conversion, not a full booking-system replacement. For actual reservations, we link out to whatever booking platform you already run.
- Is this too quiet for a studio that also wants to promote workshops and events?
- Workshops and one-off events get their own section, styled with the same restraint as the rest of the page — the goal is highlighting them without breaking the calm tone that's the whole point of this design.
Your yoga studio site can be live tomorrow.
$99 to start. We build it around the yoga and wellness studios design shown above — or any of our 30. Live by tomorrow morning.