MMA gym website designMMA websites that don't scare off beginners.
Most people who search for an MMA gym will never fight. They want to get fit, learn to defend themselves, and not get hurt in week one. We build MMA gym websites that say so plainly, lay out striking, wrestling and jiu-jitsu on one schedule, and book the free class.
What MMA visitors check firstFour things an MMA gym site has to say.
- Sparring is optionalWhat contact a beginner should expect, and when, in plain words.
- One schedule, every artStriking, wrestling, BJJ and MMA classes on one schedule that reads on a phone.
- Where to startThe one class a total beginner books first.
- Who's coachingCoaches by discipline, with real records and credentials.
How members find youOne gym, four ways to be found.
An MMA gym can rank for every art it teaches, but only if each one has its own page. A single "Programs" page competes with nobody. Separate pages for each discipline give Google something to show for each search.
- "MMA gym near me"Your Google profile and homepage.
- "Kickboxing classes [your city]"A striking page with its own schedule.
- "Wrestling for adults"A wrestling page, a search most gyms ignore.
- "Self defense classes"A beginner page written for people who'll never compete.
MMA website pricingSame card as every gym.
Site build
A page per discipline, one combined schedule, coaches, a beginner path and free-trial booking, built for a phone first.
Site management
Hosting, updates and schedule changes handled.
Social management
Fight-team results, technique clips and new members, run in your gym's voice.
No contract, and the site stays yours. Reviews and lead generation are on the full card.
MMA website questionsStraight answers.
How much does an MMA 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 each discipline have its own page?
Yes. Striking, wrestling, BJJ and MMA classes each get their own page and their own place on the schedule, so you can show up in searches for each one.
Should an MMA gym website show the fight team?
Yes, below the beginner path. Real fight-team results build credibility, but most new members are hobbyists, so the first screen speaks to them.