Websites for beauty, wellbeing, health and fitness businesses

Clients book on the price list and the next free slot

Someone searching for a hairdresser in Bordeaux or a yoga class near me rarely reads a long presentation. They look for the service, its price and its length, then for the first available time. Every site in this group puts the price list in plain text, grouped by service, so it can be read on a phone and found by search engines, with a clear way to book or ask for an appointment.

Timetables, passes and memberships for studios

A dance school, a gym or a yoga studio sells a weekly timetable and a set of passes rather than single appointments. Their sites show each class with its day, time, level and teacher, and the formulas next to it: single class, ten-class card, monthly membership. When the timetable changes at the start of term, you edit the rows and every page follows.

Health professions: the right tone and the right rules

Physiotherapists, therapists and other practitioners have duties that a salon does not: no promise of results, careful wording about what a session can do, and in some professions limits on advertising. Their sites are written with that restraint, present the practice, the approach and the practical details, and leave out testimonials where the profession advises against them. You stay free to adjust every sentence.

Online booking when you want it, not before

Many of these businesses work by appointment. Online booking is an option from €19 excl. VAT a month: clients pick a slot from your calendar, and if you take a deposit, it goes to your own Stripe account with no Communik commission. Without the option, a request form and your phone number keep things simple.

Choose your profession below, open its demo, and see the site with your own name and prices before you sign up.