A gym site where the timetable works out the cheapest membership
The problem
A gym's WhatsApp gets the same three questions all day: how much is a membership, is there still a spot in tomorrow's reformer class, can I try it first. The timetable is an Instagram story that expires in a day, the prices say DM for info, and someone comparing gyms at night gives up before anyone replies.
What we built
Eleven kinds of page plus a page for each of eight classes and three beginner guides, in Indonesian and English, set in a dark green-black gym with one lime action, after a Dribbble reference the owner picked. The first screen lists today's next classes with spots left. The weekly timetable doubles as a calculator: tap the classes you would really attend and it prices the month as drop-in, class packs and three memberships, names the cheapest and sends that choice in one WhatsApp message. The free trial picks a class, a day, a time and a spot on the room's map, and ends in a prefilled ticket. Every page carries its own title, description, breadcrumbs and structured data, ready to be indexed once a real gym moves in.
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