# Best Framer templates for gyms, fitness studios and personal trainers

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Eight templates for a gym, a studio or a solo trainer, checked page by page in their live previews in October 2026, with what each one has and what it leaves out.

- By UV, Framer Expert, Bengaluru
- Published: 2026-10-03
- Category: Roundups
- Reading time: 11 min

The best Framer template for a single independent gym is Rep Strength: it is free, and it already has a weekly timetable, a membership comparison, coach bios and a free-session form, which also makes it the best free option. For a chain, [Rep Republic](https://openfile.pro/template/rep-republic) suits a handful of clubs and FitBricks a big network with a page per club. For a Pilates or yoga studio, look at Corely Pilates or Serena Yoga.

| Template | Best for | Price | Pages | CMS | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Rep Strength | A single independent gym | Free | 7 | Classes, coaches | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/rep-strength/) |
| Rep Republic | A gym with a few clubs and a loud brand | $89 | 8 | Blog | [Get it](https://openfile.pro/template/rep-republic) |
| FitBricks | A chain with many clubs | Free | 15 | Seven collections | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/fitbricks/) |
| Heavyset | A strength, boxing or CrossFit gym on a budget | $39 | 8 | Coaches | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/heavyset/) |
| Corely Pilates | A boutique Pilates or reformer studio | $49 | 19 | Classes, instructors, services, blog | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/corely-pilates/) |
| Serena Yoga | A yoga studio with no budget | Free | 9 | Blog | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/serena-yoga/) |
| Progrex | A solo personal trainer | Free | 6 | None | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/progrex/) |
| FitFlow | Online coaching sold as monthly plans | $129 | 6 | Blog | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/fitflow/) |

Checked October 2026.

## The short version

- One gym: Rep Strength, free, with a timetable, memberships, coach bios and a free-session form.
- Several clubs: Rep Republic ($89) for a handful with a loud brand, FitBricks (free) for a big chain with a page per club.
- Studios and trainers: Corely Pilates ($49) for Pilates, Serena Yoga (free) for yoga, Progrex (free) for a solo trainer, FitFlow ($129) for online coaching.
- None of them takes bookings or payments on its own. Link the Book buttons to your booking tool.

## How I picked these

I read about 70 listings in the Framer Marketplace's fitness, health, sport and wellness categories, sorted by Best and by Recent, then went through 27 live previews page by page on 7 October 2026, at desktop and phone width. I followed every Book and Join button to see where it went. Page counts include each CMS layout once and the 404 where there is one, as I count my own.

- **Built for the job.** Classes, prices, coaches, and where and when.
- **Phone layouts.** Every pick stacks cleanly, with no sideways scrolling.
- **CMS where it's needed.** Classes, coaches and clubs as entries once there are more than a few.
- **Easy to edit.** Clear sections and shared styles.
- **Honest pricing.** Free means the whole site.
- **Recently maintained.** Every pick was published or updated in 2026.

I make and sell Framer templates on Openfile, and some of mine are on this list. I've tried to be fair; the others are here because they're good.

## Rep Strength: best for a single independent gym

Rep Strength is built around the four things a newcomer asks before joining: when the classes are, who runs them, what it costs and how to try it. Each has its own page, and the sample copy reads like a real gym rather than a template.

- **Price:** Free
- **Pages:** 7: home, classes, coaches, memberships, free session, image licences and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes, classes and coaches. No blog
- **Notable sections:** weekly timetable with level tags, membership comparison, pay-as-you-go prices, coach bios, free-session form, opening hours

**Good**

- The memberships page answers the money questions in one place: three plans, a side-by-side table, drop-in and personal training prices, and no joining fee.
- The free-session form asks for a goal, experience, best time and any injuries, so your call back starts informed.
- Two CMS collections, which is exactly what Framer's Basic plan allows.

**Watch out for**

- It was published two days before I checked it, so it has no history of updates yet.
- One location and no map. A second site means building the locations part yourself.

[Preview](https://numerous-deliberate-642362.framer.app/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/rep-strength/)

## Rep Republic: best for a gym with a few clubs and a loud brand

Rep Republic is one of mine. It is for an operator with a handful of clubs who wants a brand people remember: big type in yellow, orange and black, programme cards, and a clubs page that tags each site by type.

- **Price:** $89 Standard, $129 Pro
- **Pages:** 8: home, about, gym clubs, blog, blog post, contact, privacy and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes, the blog
- **Notable sections:** programme cards, a six-step method, a clubs grid, coaches, testimonials, FAQ

**Good**

- The gym clubs page gives each club a type tag (Flagship, Powerlifting, Wellness, Cardio), an address, opening hours and its own button.
- Programme cards show length, equipment and member numbers, so people can compare before they visit.
- One collection leaves room on Basic for a second, such as coaches or classes.

**Watch out for**

- No timetable and no prices. Add a membership section before you launch.
- The contact page lists phone, email, address and hours but has no form in the preview, so add Framer's form or an embedded one such as Tally.

[Preview](https://rep-republic-gym.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://openfile.pro/template/rep-republic)

## FitBricks: best for a chain with many clubs, on no budget

FitBricks is the most complete chain template I found, and it is free. The sample brand has 30 clubs in 10 cities, each with its own page: address, opening hours, a map link, facilities, popular classes and a form to book a class. Programmes and trainers get pages too.

- **Price:** Free
- **Pages:** 15: eight pages plus seven CMS layouts (clubs, cities, programmes, categories, trainers, legal pages and blog posts)
- **CMS:** Yes, seven collections
- **Notable sections:** city filter, club pages, programme pages with monthly plans, trainer pages, free-trial form

**Good**

- A new club is a new CMS entry, not a new page.
- Each programme page carries its own plans, $55 and $130 a month in the sample.
- The free-trial form asks for a city and a class, so the right club can follow up.

**Watch out for**

- Seven collections means Framer Pro for your own domain, $30 a month billed yearly. Basic allows two.
- No weekly timetable. Classes show length and level, not times.

[Preview](https://fitbricks.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/fitbricks/)

## Heavyset: best for a strength, boxing or CrossFit gym on a small budget

Heavyset is loud on purpose: huge capitals, lime and orange on black. Under the noise it covers what a joiner needs in four pages: a class schedule, coach profiles, a membership comparison and a free-trial form that asks which of three locations they want.

- **Price:** $39
- **Pages:** 8: home, classes, coaches, coach profile, membership, free trial, privacy and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes, coaches
- **Notable sections:** schedule with day tabs, programme cards, coach pages, a BMI calculator, three plans with a comparison table, FAQ

**Good**

- The plans and table make the upgrade path plain: open gym, then classes everywhere, then personal training.
- Coach pages come from one collection, so six coaches are six entries.
- The cheapest paid pick here.

**Watch out for**

- $39 looks like a launch price. The preview's badge shows $70 struck through.
- No phone number and no map anywhere, so add tap-to-call and directions yourself.

[Preview](https://heavyset-gym.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/heavyset/)

## Corely Pilates: best for a boutique Pilates or reformer studio

Corely Pilates is a full studio site rather than a landing page. The schedule has day tabs and spaces left, pricing covers memberships and class packs, and every class and instructor has a page. A New here page walks a first-timer through the free first class.

- **Price:** $49
- **Pages:** 19 by my count, each CMS layout counted once (the listing says 20)
- **CMS:** Yes: classes, instructors, services and the blog
- **Notable sections:** weekly schedule, memberships and class packs, instructor pages, service pages, a style guide

**Good**

- Packs and memberships side by side suit a studio where many clients pay per class.
- The contact page has an embedded map and opening hours, and the footer's phone number is a call link on every page.

**Watch out for**

- The Book buttons go to the New here page, not a booking system. Point them at your booking tool.
- Four collections, so your own domain needs Pro.

[Preview](https://corelypilates.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/corely-pilates/)

## Serena Yoga: best for a yoga studio on no budget

Serena Yoga is soft and unhurried, in cream and deep green. It has a weekly schedule, four classes with length, teacher and level, and prices from a $25 drop-in class. Teacher bios sit on the about page, and the contact page has the address, phone and opening hours.

- **Price:** Free
- **Pages:** 9: home, about, class, schedule, blog, blog post, contact, privacy and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes, the blog
- **Notable sections:** class schedule, class list with prices, teacher bios, FAQ, newsletter signup

**Good**

- The schedule page has a note saying you can paste in a widget from Mindbody, Acuity or Vagaro. I didn't test those.
- One collection, so it fits Basic.

**Watch out for**

- The Book buttons open the contact form, and there is no free-trial form.
- All the classes sit on one page, so no class has its own address to share or to rank in search.

[Preview](https://serenayoga.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/serena-yoga/)

## Progrex: best for a solo personal trainer

Progrex is a one-coach site that puts the prices on the page: three monthly plans with a yearly toggle, plus pages for one-to-one, group and online coaching. Transformation stories and a three-step process do the persuading, and the contact page has a Cal.com booking embed for a first call.

- **Price:** Free
- **Pages:** 6: home, about, contact and three coaching pages
- **CMS:** None
- **Notable sections:** pricing with a monthly and yearly toggle, transformation stories, process steps, FAQ, booking embed

**Good**

- Prices are visible, $60, $100 and $170 a month in the sample, which saves a round of emails.
- The phone number is a call link on every page.

**Watch out for**

- No CMS and no blog. A new service is a new page you build by hand.

[Preview](https://progrex.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/progrex/)

## FitFlow: best for online coaching sold as monthly plans

FitFlow is for coaching that happens on a phone, not a gym floor. It sells plans with a monthly and yearly toggle, introduces three coaches, and sends people to a registration form that asks their goal, how often they can train and where.

- **Price:** $129
- **Pages:** 6: home, registration, blog, blog post, privacy and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes, the blog
- **Notable sections:** coach bios, results, programme blocks, plans with a billing toggle, video testimonial, registration form

**Good**

- The registration form sorts leads before you reply.
- Anton Drukarov updated it on 6 October 2026.

**Watch out for**

- The dearest pick here, for six pages.
- Nothing takes payment. The plan buttons lead to the form, so add a payment link or a coaching app yourself.

[Preview](https://fitflow-template.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/fitflow/)

## What a gym website needs

Most visitors want four answers: when, where, how much and how to try it. Here is the list I'd hold any template against, and which picks show each item in their preview. A missing name means I didn't see it, not that you can't add it.

| What it needs | Why | Picks that have it |
| --- | --- | --- |
| A timetable or class schedule | Members check it every week | Rep Strength, Heavyset, Corely Pilates, Serena Yoga |
| Plans or programmes with a price or from price | Hidden prices send people elsewhere | Rep Strength, FitBricks, Heavyset, Corely Pilates, Serena Yoga, Progrex, FitFlow |
| Locations with a map and opening hours | It saves a call | Both: FitBricks, Corely Pilates. Hours and a map link: Rep Republic, Serena Yoga. Hours only: Rep Strength |
| Trainer profiles | People join a coach as much as a gym | Rep Strength, FitBricks, Heavyset, Corely Pilates, Serena Yoga, FitFlow. Names and specialities: Rep Republic |
| A trial or free-pass signup | It is the easiest yes for a newcomer | A form: Rep Strength, FitBricks, Heavyset. A free first class page: Corely Pilates |
| A membership comparison | It shows what the dearer plan adds | Rep Strength, Heavyset |
| Tap-to-call on mobile | Many would rather ring | Every page: Rep Strength, Corely Pilates, Progrex. Contact page: Rep Republic, FitBricks, Serena Yoga |
| An Instagram feed, only if it is kept active | A stale feed looks like a closed gym | None has a live feed. FitBricks has a photo grid styled like one |

None of the eight takes bookings or payments on its own. Studios often run classes through a booking system such as Mindbody or Glofox, trainers might use Calendly for first calls, and Tally suits longer forms. Link the Book buttons to that tool, or embed its widget on the schedule page.

## How to choose

- **One gym:** Rep Strength, or Heavyset if you want it loud and have up to three sites.
- **A handful of clubs:** Rep Republic for the brand and the clubs page, with a price section added.
- **A big chain:** FitBricks, on Framer Pro.
- **A Pilates or yoga studio:** Corely Pilates if you sell packs and want class pages, Serena Yoga if the budget is zero.
- **A solo trainer:** Progrex. **Online coaching only:** FitFlow.

Start from what a visitor should do first, then compare the page lists. [Choosing a Framer template by the job](https://openfile.pro/blog/choosing-a-framer-template-by-the-job) walks through it, and the [local business templates](https://openfile.pro/templates/local-business) are in one place.

## What to change first

- Set your colours and fonts in the styles before you touch a page.
- Replace the sample timetable, prices and coaches first. Members check those.
- Point every Book and Join button at a working form or your booking tool, and test it on a phone.
- Swap the stock photos for your own floor, team and members.

[What to change first when you remix a Framer template](https://openfile.pro/blog/what-to-change-first-in-a-framer-template) has the full order.

## Questions people ask

### Can a Framer site take class bookings?

Not by itself. Framer forms collect enquiries, but spaces, waitlists and payments need a booking tool such as Mindbody, Glofox or Calendly, linked from your Book buttons or embedded on the schedule page. None of the eight templates here takes bookings on its own.

### How many pages does a gym website need?

Five or six cover most single gyms: home, timetable, memberships, coaches, a free-trial or contact page, and privacy. A chain adds a page per club, which is easiest as a CMS collection.

### Can I show different prices per location?

Yes. With two or three clubs, a membership table with a column per club is enough. With more, keep the clubs in a CMS collection with price fields, so each club page shows its own. FitBricks already has the club pages.

### Is Framer good for a personal trainer site?

Yes. A trainer needs a few pages, visible prices and a way to book a call, and Framer does that without code. Progrex is free and has all three, and your own domain needs Framer's Basic plan at $10 a month billed yearly.

### How do I add a class timetable?

Make a CMS collection of classes with fields for day, start time, coach, length and level, then show it as one filtered list per day. Rep Strength's listing describes this setup. If you already use a booking system, embedding its schedule keeps times and spaces in step with bookings.

## Templates in this post

- [Rep Republic](https://openfile.pro/template/rep-republic): From $89