Services · Website development · Gym websites
We provide gym website development Jeddah operators use to reach a city that searches in Arabic, English and several other languages at once. Codeeo builds the facility pages, branch and district content, class programmes, outdoor season pages and enquiry routes for gyms, sports clubs and training studios along the coast, then sets up the search foundations so a person looking for a pool, a padel court or a strength coach near Al Shati or Al Hamra lands on the right page.
The site is your shop window and your lead desk. It does not sell memberships online or replace a member app; it answers questions honestly, shows the facilities as they are, and passes each enquiry to the person who can close it.
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What we build
Jeddah gyms rarely sell just a weights floor. Many run a pool, courts, a recovery area, group studios and coaching programmes for adults and juniors, and their buyers range from Saudi families to expatriate professionals who grew up training in other countries. A one page site with a phone number cannot carry that. People need to see each facility, read what a programme involves and understand when the club is quiet enough to suit them.
Good gym website design for Jeddah also has to handle the climate: most decisions about where to train are made with the humid summer in mind, so air conditioned studios, shaded parking and evening hours deserve as much space on the page as equipment lists. The building blocks below are how we usually structure a Jeddah gym site. Each one is tied to a specific question prospects ask before they visit, and each ends in an enquiry route that reaches a named team. We order and trim them during discovery, so a small studio does not pay for a facility directory it does not need.
A page for each facility a member can use: the gym floor, studios, pool, padel or squash courts, sauna and recovery rooms. Each one shows real photos, capacity, the sessions that run there and any age or gender rules, so people know exactly what they would be paying for.
Prospects arrive at the club already knowing what they want to see.
Swimming lessons, strength programmes, combat sports, junior academies and personal training each get a page that explains the format, the level, the coach and the next intake or start date, written so it can rank for that specific search.
Searches for a sport, not just a gym, find your club.
Arabic first with full right to left layouts and English as a complete second language. Where your members need it, we plan a third language for the key pages, with separate page titles and search terms for each rather than machine translation.
Expatriate residents can read the essentials in the language they think in.
Pages for winter outdoor sessions, beach or Corniche bootcamps, summer indoor schedules and Ramadan hours, prepared ahead and published on a set date by your marketing team, then archived when the season ends.
The site reflects the season without anyone rewriting it at midnight.
Forms and WhatsApp buttons that ask which branch, which facility and which programme the person is interested in, then send the enquiry to the right desk: the swim coordinator, the ladies' team, the PT manager or the corporate sales lead.
The person who replies is the person who can answer.
Location and sports activity structured data, branch pages written around districts such as Al Salamah, Al Naeem or Al Basateen, internal links between facilities and programmes, and a plan for each Google Business Profile.
Map results and organic search both lead to the matching page.
Your Google rating and selected reviews displayed with permission, facility tours on video, and coach credentials you choose to publish. Nothing invented and nothing that cannot be backed up at the front desk.
First time visitors trust what they read because it matches what they see.
A CMS with page blocks your team can rearrange, permission levels for marketing and branch staff, and preview before publishing, so a new coach profile or a court closure goes live in minutes.
The site stays accurate long after launch.
Cookie and marketing consent in Arabic and English, analytics set up per branch and per programme, and leads stored with the consent they gave, ready to pass into your CRM or club software.
Marketing decisions rest on real enquiry numbers, collected lawfully.
Compressed images and video, careful font loading for Arabic scripts, caching and hosting chosen with you, and accessibility checks on colour contrast, headings and form labels, tested on mid range phones before launch.
Pages load quickly on the phones most of your prospects use.
Who this is for
The right website depends on what the club sells and who walks through the door. A venue that is really a sports complex needs a different structure from a coaching studio with one room and a loyal following. These are the four starting points we meet most in Jeddah, with what usually changes in the build for each one. Most clubs recognise themselves in one of them within a few minutes of the first call.
The challenge is volume of information. We organise the site by facility and by programme, so a parent looking for swimming lessons and an adult looking for a padel partner each find their own route without wading through the other. Enquiries are split by department, and each department edits only its own pages. Junior academies get their own pages written for parents, with ages, coach ratios and pick up arrangements explained up front.
Clear structure matters more than more pages.
Members from many countries compare your club with gyms they knew at home. We write in Arabic and English, add a third language where it pays off, explain local etiquette such as dress codes and women's hours plainly, and make the visit request short enough to complete on a phone without help. Pages for newcomers can also cover practical points such as what identification to bring to a first visit and how guest passes work, which saves reception a lot of repeated explanations.
The founders are the brand. We build a compact site around their method, their coaches and the results members describe in their own reviews, with a simple trial request and a WhatsApp route that reaches the founders directly while the studio is small. The site is designed so it can grow into a fuller structure later, adding coaches and class formats without a redesign.
Growth along the northern corridor means a new branch can sit far from the original one. We create a branch page structure that treats each location as its own destination, with directions, facilities and timetables per site, while the brand pages stay shared. A pre opening page can collect interest from nearby residents before the branch is finished, and switch to normal enquiries on opening day.
Each branch earns its own search visibility.
How we work together
Most Jeddah clubs begin with a fixed scope build. The cost follows the number of facilities and branches, the languages, the amount of copy and photography we produce, and any connection to club software. After launch, a retainer covers seasonal pages, new programmes and ongoing search work, and a dedicated team suits groups running several venues or brands. Our team works from Riyadh and Dubai, and Jeddah projects run by video call from discovery through to training, with shared screens for every design and content review. Ownership is set up from the first week: your company holds the domain, hosting and analytics, and we work inside them as invited users.
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
Usually WordPress or a headless CMS with a Next.js front end, picked for how your departments edit content, how many languages you publish and which booking or club system the site needs to read from. We keep plugins and dependencies to what the site actually uses, which makes updates safer.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Facility, programme and branch pages with enquiry routes for each.
A typical build covers the homepage, a page per facility and per programme, branch pages with directions and hours, coach profiles, a corporate enquiry page, a careers page for coaches, and the privacy and consent pages. Behind them sit the CMS, the routing rules for enquiries, analytics and search setup. We trim or add during discovery depending on what your club actually offers. Event pages for in house competitions or Jeddah Season activities can be added if your club takes part.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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