Muay Thai gym website designMuay Thai websites for the art of eight limbs.
Half the people looking for a Muay Thai gym typed "kickboxing." The other half want to know whose camp your kru came up in. We build Muay Thai gym websites that serve both: plain answers for beginners, real credentials for the serious, and a free class for everyone.
What Muay Thai visitors check firstFour things a Muay Thai site has to say.
- Muay Thai or kickboxingThe difference in two sentences, and which class to book.
- The kru's backgroundWhere your head coach trained and fought, including any camps in Thailand.
- The gear listGloves, wraps, shin guards, and what the gym lends out.
- Pads, clinch, sparringWhat a first class actually involves, so nobody's surprised.
How members find youCatch the kickboxing searches too.
"Kickboxing" is the word most beginners know. A Muay Thai gym that only says "Muay Thai" misses them. We build a page that meets those searchers where they are, then shows them why the real thing is better.
- "Muay Thai near me"Your Google profile and homepage.
- "Kickboxing classes [your city]"A kickboxing page that explains Muay Thai and books the class.
- "Muay Thai for beginners"A beginner page with the gear list and what to expect.
- "Muay Thai drop in"A visitor page with the day rate and waiver.
Muay Thai website pricingSame card as every gym.
Site build
Programs, schedule, coach background, beginner and drop-in pages, and free-trial booking, built for a phone first.
Site management
Hosting, updates and schedule changes handled.
Social management
Pad work, fight nights and new members, posted in your gym's voice.
No contract, and the site stays yours. Reviews and lead generation are on the full card.
Muay Thai website questionsStraight answers.
How much does a Muay Thai 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.
Should a Muay Thai gym also target kickboxing searches?
Usually, yes. Many beginners search "kickboxing" when they mean Muay Thai. A page that explains the difference catches those searches and sends them to the right class.
Can visiting fighters book drop-in sessions on the site?
Yes. A drop-in page with the day rate, waiver and what to bring makes it easy for traveling fighters to train with you.