A wellness studio website that makes a mixed menu easy to read.
Movement classes, treatments, practitioners, prices, and booking — organised so one visitor can find one thing.
Build Mine Now →The problem with a wellness studio is abundance: classes and treatments and practitioners and workshops, each with its own price and duration, all competing on one page. Visitors arrive wanting exactly one of those things. The fix is structure — a clear split between what is booked by the class and what is booked by the appointment. Nanopage builds that page for $19 a year.
What you upload
- →Studio name, address, and hours
- →Movement classes with the weekly timetable
- →Treatment menu with durations and prices
- →Practitioner bios, training, and photos
- →Memberships, class packs, and gift vouchers
- →Photos of each room and the shared space
- →Booking links and cancellation policy
What you get
- ✓Hero with studio name and book CTA
- ✓Two ways to visit: classes or treatments
- ✓Movement classes and weekly timetable
- ✓Treatment menu with durations and prices
- ✓Practitioners and their training
- ✓Memberships, class packs, and gift vouchers
- ✓The rooms and the space
- ✓Location, policies, and FAQ
Just say this
Example prompt
"Build a wellness studio website for [name] in [city]. Calm, warm, and uncluttered. Split classes from treatments: show the weekly timetable, the treatment menu with durations and prices, practitioners with their training, memberships and packs, gift vouchers, and booking."
Then chat with the AI to change anything — copy, colors, sections, photos.
See a real one
A site Nanopage already built for this kind of page.
FAQ
How do I organise classes and treatments together?
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Split them at the top and never mix them again. Classes are a timetable and a pack price; treatments are a menu and an appointment. One page, two clear routes.
Should every practitioner have a profile?
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Yes for treatments — people book a person. Include training, what they treat, and their days. For group classes a shorter card is enough.
What about health claims?
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Describe what a session involves and how it feels, not what it cures. Keep diagnostic and outcome claims off the page; it is both safer and more credible.
Can I sell gift vouchers?
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Link to your existing voucher provider. Give it a visible block in December — for most studios it is the single best-converting section of the quarter.
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A wellness studio website that makes a mixed menu easy to read.
$19 / year. Live in 3-5 minutes. No designer required.
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