Website for yoga and Pilates studios: class bookings, memberships and insurer-funded courses
Yoga and Pilates students choose a studio by schedule, style and atmosphere, and they book on their phone, often on the same day. A studio website should show today's classes with free places, make booking quick and explain what beginners can expect.
A live schedule and quick booking
Show the class schedule with style, level, teacher and free places, and let students book or join a waiting list in a few taps. Class passes and memberships should be available online, with automatic reminders and simple cancellation within the studio's rules.
Clear offers for beginners
Beginners worry about whether they are fit enough and what to bring. A page for beginners with recommended classes, an introductory offer and practical information lowers the barrier more than any advertising.
Prevention courses subsidised by health insurers
In Germany, statutory health insurers subsidise certified prevention courses under § 20 SGB V, including many yoga and Pilates courses. Courses must be certified, usually through the Central Prevention Testing Office (ZPP). If you offer such courses, explain on the website what applies:
- Which courses are certified, and their dates.
- The attendance required for reimbursement.
- The certificate of participation issued after the course.
- A note that participants should check the amount with their insurer.
Online classes and recordings
Live online classes extend the timetable. Recorded programmes with structured learning and checks of progress may fall under the Distance Learning Protection Act in Germany, which requires approval. Check such formats before you sell them.
Local search and costs
Students search for “yoga” plus a district or style, such as “hatha yoga” or “Pilates for beginners”. A Google Business Profile with photos and a booking link, plus pages per style, brings the most new students. A studio website with schedule integration, booking and course pages starts at €1,800 with us.
Frequently asked questions
- Which booking software should a studio use?
- One that handles classes, passes, memberships and waiting lists and offers a data processing agreement. We integrate the system you choose.
- Do health insurers really pay for yoga?
- For certified prevention courses under § 20 SGB V, many insurers pay a share. The course must be certified, and participants must attend regularly.
- Should prices be on the website?
- Yes, including introductory offers. Students compare studios and book where things are clear.
Sources
Tell us about your classes, booking software and courses. You will receive a page plan and a fixed price for your studio website.
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