Appointments
Newcomers find the right class, know what to expect at their first visit and book in your existing platform — with your membership terms in plain view.
What your customers need to do
Example site
Concept demoStudio Exemple
It is a salon demo, but a studio that sells classes needs the same skeleton: each class with its length and level, one link into the booking platform you already use, and your policies before the button. Your site keeps that structure, with your schedule, your teachers and your words.
Services with duration and price, policy before the button.
A Cooblink concept demo with a fictional name — not a client. Its buttons show what would happen; nothing is sent.
Concept demo, not a client · Open it
What we build · Fitness & yoga
Vinyasa, mobility, strength, prenatal — a line for who each class is for, how long it lasts and what to bring. The live schedule stays in your booking app.
When to arrive, whether mats are provided, where to change — the questions newcomers ask at the desk, answered once, before they book.
Studios often sit up a flight of stairs. The entrance, transit and parking go on the same page as the button.
Services & booking
Platforms
We link your site to them and make each step clearer. We don’t rebuild them, and nothing here implies a partnership with any provider.
Québec
Québec’s Office de la protection du consommateur treats gyms, weight-training centres and other places whose contracts aim to improve physical condition as physical fitness studios: they hold an OPC permit, a contract lasts at most one year, and a clause that renews it automatically for a fee is prohibited. A member can cancel in writing at no cost before the services start, or within the first tenth of the contract’s length for a tenth of its total price. Places that teach a technique, such as dance or martial arts, follow the rules for courses instead. Your membership page states your terms as your contract writes them — which rules apply to your studio is yours to confirm.
Source: Office de la protection du consommateur — Fitness and weight management centres: before subscribing — checked
Source: OPC — Cancelling a membership (fitness and weight management centres) — checked
Source: OPC — What is a fitness or weight-management centre? — checked
The schedule, class descriptions, membership terms and the booking button all exist in French — written, then reviewed before launch.
Classes are described by what happens in the room, not by what they will do to a body. We don’t write weight-loss or health claims, and teachers’ certifications appear only as they confirm them.
Recommended
Prices in CAD, plus applicable taxes. What’s included is agreed in writing before any work starts.
One site, two languages, one action that actually completes.
fromC$899
The site, plus the profiles that keep contradicting it.
fromC$1,499
Questions
Something else? Write to [email protected].
They book in the platform you already use; the site takes them there in one tap and explains what to choose first. We don’t build a second schedule to keep in sync.
The OPC counts gyms and weight-training centres, and sends places that teach a technique — dance, martial arts — to the rules for courses. Where a yoga or Pilates studio falls depends on what its contracts sell. Ask the OPC or your lawyer; we write the page from the contract you actually use.
Yes, if you run one — with its real conditions and end date, as your platform applies them. We don’t invent a promotion to fill the page.
We can’t promise attendance. We make the path from first visit to booking clearer and measure what the site sends to your platform, so you can see what it actually does.
Tell us about your business and the one thing customers should be able to do. We reply with a next step — never a sales sequence.