Services · Website development · Fitness websites
Codeeo offers fitness website development in Riyadh for gym networks, boutique studios, ladies' clubs, personal training brands and workplace wellness providers. We build Arabic first websites that show the right branch, the right timetable and the right membership to each visitor, then turn that interest into a trial booking request, a call or a WhatsApp chat. The site is fast on a phone, easy for your marketing team to edit and set up to rank for the district searches Riyadh residents actually type.
This page is about your public website: the place people compare clubs before they commit. If you also need a member app, that is a separate product, and we keep the two working from the same membership and class data rather than duplicating it.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Someone looking for a gym in Riyadh rarely starts with your brand name. They search for a club near home in Al Malqa or Hittin, near the office in Olaya or King Abdullah Financial District, or near a metro station they now use every day. They want to know whether the branch has a women's section, how late it stays open and what a trial involves. Then they decide in minutes.
So the website is organised around branches, timetables and simple next steps, not a long brand story. Each part below is built to answer one of those questions clearly in Arabic first and in English, with your team able to update it without calling a developer. Every page also has a single clear next step, so visitors never wonder what to do.
A page for every branch with its district, opening hours, gender access, parking, facilities, photos and the nearest Riyadh Metro station where relevant. Each page carries its own map, schema markup and a contact route that reaches that branch rather than a central inbox. Branches that share a building with a mall or a residential compound explain the entrance and parking clearly, which saves many phone calls.
Local searches land on the branch a person can actually reach.
The timetable is pulled from your gym management system, filtered by branch, class type, coach and time of day. Late evening slots and Ramadan schedules show automatically when your operations team changes them in that system. Members filter by the branch nearest to them and see only what they can actually attend.
No stale timetable PDFs, and fewer calls asking what runs tonight.
Ladies' branches and women's hours get their own pages, photography rules and enquiry routing to female staff. Visitors see clearly what is women only, and imagery follows the policy you set for each location.
Women can check privacy details before they ever visit.
A short form asks for branch, preferred time and goal, then sends the request to the right front desk and your CRM. Visitors can also open WhatsApp with the branch and the plan already in the message. Requests outside opening hours get an automatic reply in the visitor's language with the time the branch will respond.
Every trial request has a branch, a time and an owner.
Plans laid out side by side: single branch or all branches, off peak or full access, family, student and corporate options. Terms, freezes and cancellation rules are written plainly, and prices stay out of the page when you prefer to discuss them in person.
Fewer surprises at the desk and better qualified enquiries.
Profiles with specialisms, languages, qualifications and the branches each coach works from, linked to a personal training enquiry form. Coaches can be added or archived by your team as rosters change. Each profile has its own address, so a coach can share it on social media.
Personal training sells on trust, and profiles build it.
A section for HR teams in Riyadh's head offices, explaining group memberships, on site classes and reporting, with a separate enquiry form that captures company size and locations. Proposal requests go to your sales lead with the company details already captured.
B2B leads arrive apart from individual sign ups.
Right to left layouts designed first, English mirrored from them, with both languages edited side by side. Campaign pages for Riyadh Season or a new branch opening can be built from approved blocks by your marketing team. Editors see a preview of both versions before anything goes live.
Your team publishes in both languages without breaking layouts.
A consent banner and privacy notice written for the PDPL, analytics that respect those choices, and lead source tracking from search, social and paid campaigns into the CRM.
You see which channels bring members, and you collect data lawfully.
Compressed images, lean scripts and caching tuned for visitors scrolling on mobile data between meetings or in the car on King Fahd Road. We measure Core Web Vitals on real phones before launch and keep heavy video off the first screen unless it earns its place.
Pages open quickly, which helps both search rankings and enquiries.
Who this is for
A fitness web development company in Riyadh needs to understand that a fifteen branch chain and a single reformer studio have very different problems. Size changes the page structure, the integrations and how much your team will edit day to day. These are the four starting points we see most, and what the website should do first for each. Whichever fits, the first release focuses on what brings trial visits fastest, and the rest follows in planned phases.
Your branches run from the northern districts to the south and east, each with different hours, facilities and gender access. The website needs a branch finder that works on a phone, district pages that rank on their own and a timetable fed from one system. We also plan how a new branch goes live: page, map listing, photography and launch campaign in one checklist. Regional managers get their own access so each area keeps its branch pages current.
Branch pages are usually the biggest search win.
Reformer, cycling, boxing or yoga studios in districts such as Al Yasmin, Al Narjis or Hittin compete on atmosphere and instructors. Your site needs strong photography, short class explainers, instructor stories and a clear first class offer. We keep it small and fast, with a booking hand off to the scheduling software you already use. When you open a second studio, the structure grows into a small branch network without a rebuild. We also set up studio listings so the brand appears in map results across the northern districts.
Women in Riyadh want to see privacy, staffing and childcare details before they visit. We design pages around those questions, set photography rules per page and route enquiries to female staff. Where the brand also runs online coaching, the website explains it without mixing it into the club pages. Childcare, parking and arrival times get their own short sections because they decide many visits.
You sell to HR directors at companies setting up or growing their Riyadh offices. The website needs case framing without invented results, a clear service menu, a proposal request form and pages for each programme type. It reads more like a B2B services site than a gym site, and we build it that way. Where you work with companies under the regional headquarters programme, we add English first pages for their international staff.
How we work together
Our Riyadh office means we can sit with your operations and marketing leads during discovery, visit a flagship branch to plan photography and run training sessions at launch. Most clubs start with a fixed scope build, then move to a monthly retainer for new branch pages, campaigns and search improvements. Larger groups with an in house marketing team sometimes take a dedicated developer who works inside their sprint plan. Discovery sessions and reviews can also run by video call when your leadership team is travelling.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We choose the CMS and framework to fit your team: WordPress where marketers need easy editing, Next.js with a headless CMS where speed and many branches matter, connected to your gym management software through its API. Hosting, backups and security updates are agreed up front, with clear ownership of each.
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It depends on the number of branches, languages and integrations.
A single studio site with a booking hand off moves faster than a network with live timetables from gym software, district pages and a corporate section. We agree the page list and integrations in discovery, then write milestones into the plan. Content is usually the slowest part, so we start photography and Arabic copy early, and launch in phases if branches are ready at different times. Where you have a launch date tied to a new branch opening, we plan backwards from it and tell you early what must be ready from your side.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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