Gym

Gym is a five-page website for a strength gym whose entire proposition is a capacity limit. Two working mechanisms carry it: a timetable with a day switcher and a type filter that combine correctly, and a membership comparison that computes cost per visit and marks whichever plan is genuinely cheapest for the number of sessions you drag the slider to.
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Home — dark hero with the cap stated as the headline, a lime band explaining why the cap is the business model, three ways to train, a six-week "what actually happens if you join" timeline, three prices, four counted figures, and three member quotes — one of them from somebody who cancelled.
Timetable — twenty-eight sessions across seven days, filtered by day and by type in a single pass (the two-pass version lets a type filter un-hide a session the day filter hid), a live session count, a proper empty state, three booking rules including the no-show penalty, and two columns of practical answers.
Membership — the comparison calculator: a slider from one to six sessions a week recomputes each plan's real monthly cost including drop-in charges above a cap, shows cost per session, and flags the winner. The crossover is real — at three a week two plans land within a thousand rupiah of each other. Then included/not-included lists, all the terms on one screen, and six questions.
Coaches — four profiles with the days they work and what each is actually good at, three arrangements about how coaching is paid (salaried, floor coaching free, referrals out), and a one-to-one price list that opens by telling you that you probably do not need it.
Free Trial — a booking form asking when you can actually train and what is injured, a sidebar explaining the four-places-a-week limit, a suggested plan for the week, a bring/do-not-worry pair of lists, directions, and five questions.

Design and style. Near-black and burnt orange with a lime accent on warm bone, Archivo over Inter, uppercase headings, a solid sticky header with an accent underline. The shared script carries the menu, the timetable filters, the comparison, accordions, count-ups and a date guard — all vanilla and null-guarded, since it runs on every page.
Before you publish. The prices live in data-price, data-cap and data-drop on the comparison cards and are also written into the visible copy on that page and on the home page — change all of them together. In the comparison, data-cap="-1" means unlimited and data-cap="0" means nothing is included; using 0 for unlimited makes a pay-per-visit plan appear to cost nothing. The member cap, the retention figure and "no price rise since 2024" are the claims that make this template work, so make them true or cut them — a capacity promise you do not keep is worse than never having made it. Forms use named inputs with no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and bookings arrive in Form Submissions with the start date, training window and injury notes attached.
Best suited to strength and CrossFit gyms, boxing and martial arts clubs, yoga and pilates studios, swimming and climbing centres, and dance schools — anywhere the timetable and the membership maths are what people actually want to see.