Custom Fitness Studio Shopify Theme
Intro offers, class packs and a grip sock shop for fitness studios
Somewhere in every Pilates and barre studio there's a basket of grip socks that sells to every first-timer who showed up without them. That basket is a small clue to why so many boutique studios run on Shopify: class packs, intro offers, memberships and branded gear all go through one checkout. Foxco builds a custom fitness studio Shopify theme that presents them in the studio's own look, with the intro offer front and center, five- and ten-class packs, unlimited memberships through a subscription app and an apparel shop for socks, tanks and water bottles. Each format, from reformer to cycle, gets a page on intensity and what to expect. It's $999 installed on your Shopify store and configured for a studio that sells more than classes.
Intro offers that turn into memberships.
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Built for Fitness Studios
- 01Intro offer page for the first week or first class
- 02Class packs in five, ten and twenty sessions
- 03Unlimited membership tiers with renewal details
- 04Apparel shop for grip socks, tanks and bottles
- 05Format pages for reformer, cycle, barre and HIIT
- 06Booking app placement on class and pack pages
Fitness Studio theme questions
Is it a generic Shopify template?
No. Foxco starts from its fitness studio Shopify framework and builds it out with your brand, formats, packs and pages.
What does the timeline look like?
Most studios launch in 7-10 days after we have the logo, photos and class info. Rush jobs depend on our bandwidth.
Can clients book a class using credits from a pack?
Booking with pack credits is handled by a booking app from the Shopify app store and the theme places it on every class and pack page. Your Shopify plan and paid apps are billed by Shopify and the app makers, separate from the $999.
Can we sell branded apparel in sizes and colors?
Yes. The apparel shop uses size and color variants on each item and clients can pick up at the front desk with Shopify's local pickup. Limited drops can be set up as their own collection.
The grip sock basket works because it sits right where someone realizes they need it. The theme puts the website's offers in the same kind of spot: the intro offer where a newcomer lands, the class pack beside the schedule and the gear next to the format that calls for it.
An intro offer that sets the hook
First-timers want one low-risk way to try the studio. The intro page explains the offer, what a first class looks like, what to wear and when to arrive. When the intro ends, a short note points them to the class pack or membership that fits, which is where a studio's steady revenue lives.
Packs and memberships side by side
Foxco lays out class packs and unlimited memberships on one page so clients can compare the per-class cost without a calculator. Packs sell as products and memberships renew through a subscription app. Expiration and freeze rules sit in plain language beside each option, which heads off the awkward conversation at the desk.
Formats with their own gear
Reformer needs grip socks, cycle needs clip-in shoes or a rental and hot classes need a towel and a big bottle. Each format page describes the intensity and links to the gear that goes with it. Apparel and accessories use size and color variants with local pickup at the front desk.
Full classes and a busy front shelf.
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