BJJ gym website designJiu-jitsu websites that fill fundamentals.
A new grappler wants three answers before they step on the mat: is it gi or no-gi tonight, will a beginner get smashed, and who's teaching. We build Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy websites that answer all three on the first screen, then book the free class.
What BJJ visitors check firstFour things a jiu-jitsu site has to say.
- Gi or no-giLabeled on every class, so nobody turns up in a rash guard for a gi class.
- A fundamentals pathWhere a white belt starts, what the first month looks like, and when they can roll.
- LineageThe head instructor's black belt lineage, up front. BJJ buyers check it.
- Open mat rulesOpen mat times, drop-in fee and gi color policy for visiting grapplers.
How students find youBuilt for the searches that bring grapplers in.
People rarely search a gym's name. They search the art and where they are. Your site gets pages built around those searches, a Google Business Profile set up for the map, and reviews from real members.
- "BJJ near me"Your Google profile and homepage, so you show on the map.
- "No-gi jiu jitsu [your city]"A no-gi program page with its own schedule.
- "Open mat near me"An open mat page for travelers, with the drop-in fee and waiver.
- "Beginner BJJ classes"A fundamentals page that books the free class.
BJJ website pricingSame card as every gym.
Site build
Programs, gi and no-gi schedule, instructors and lineage, open mat page and free-trial booking, built for a phone first.
Site management
Hosting, updates and schedule changes handled.
Review & reputation
Reviews from real members, asked for after their first stripe, not their first class.
No contract, and the site stays yours. Social management and lead generation are on the full card.
BJJ website questionsStraight answers.
How much does a BJJ gym website cost?
$2,500 to build, one time. Hosting, updates and changes are $95 a month. There's no contract, and the site stays yours if you stop.
Can the site show gi and no-gi classes separately?
Yes. Every class on the schedule is labeled gi or no-gi, with the level, so a visitor knows what to bring before they arrive.
Do you build for kids' BJJ programs?
No. Fightplan builds for adult combat gyms. If your academy also runs kids' classes, they can be listed, but the site is designed around adult members.