Martial arts websites that fill trial classes.

For BJJ, MMA, boxing, karate and taekwondo schools, and the kids programs that keep the mats full. Built so a parent on a phone can see the schedule, understand how to start and book a trial in under a minute.

At a glance
From
$750
Live in
1 to 2 weeks
Pays for itself at
1 new student
Built for
Phones first

Tenpenny Studio · For · Martial arts

What your customers check first.

Six questions decide whether someone books or goes back to the search results. Your site should answer each one without a scroll hunt.

  • Can I try it?

    A free or paid trial offer in the first screen, with one button to book it.

  • When are classes?

    A schedule that reads on a phone, by program and age, not a photo of a whiteboard.

  • Is it right for my kid?

    A kids program page that answers what parents ask: age groups, what they learn, how safety is handled.

  • Where is it, and who teaches?

    Address, parking, your instructors and your lineage, in plain words.

  • Do people like it here?

    Your real Google reviews, linked to your profile. Never invented ones.

  • What does it cost?

    Either your prices, or a clear 'how to start' if you prefer to talk price in person.

Book a free 15-minute call

15 minutes on Google Meet. No pitch deck.

The maths.

One student at $150 a month who stays 12 months is worth $1,800 to you. A site from $750 needs one new student to pay for itself.

What a better website is worth to you.

Move the sliders. This is your maths, not a promise.

Your type of business
$1,800
1

Example numbers. Example: $150 a month, a student stays about 12 months.

Value per year

$21,600

1 student covers a project from $750.

An illustration from the numbers you enter. We never promise specific results.

Projects from $750Care from $75/monthEvery quote is scoped to your business.

Get your scope in 15 minutes

From frame to booked, in order.

Four stages, each one a service you can buy on its own. Most owners need the first two before the last two pay off.

  1. 01 / 04

    Frame the one action first.

    Before colours or photos, we place the thing that pays you: book a trial, request an estimate, call now. On a phone it sits in the first screen.

    Websites
  2. 02 / 04

    Fill it with your words and photos.

    Your real photos, your schedule, plain copy your customers use. Then we test every page on a phone and fix whatever slows it down.

    How we work
  3. 03 / 04

    Get found when someone nearby searches.

    Google Business Profile, real local pages and structured data, so you show up on Google and in AI answers, not three results down.

    SEO, GEO and AEO
  4. 04 / 04

    Answer every lead in seconds.

    An AI agent answers questions from your real information and books the trial, day or night. You get the lead.

    AI agents
Book a free 15-minute call

15 minutes on Google Meet. No pitch deck.

Real work, live right now.

A youth-led nonprofit's website, moved off a page builder onto fast static pages it owns.

Pahilo Kadam homepage on a laptop: headline 'Every Step Matters' with Donate and Volunteer buttons.
Pahilo Kadam homepage on a phone, headline and buttons in the first screen.
Screenshots of the live site. Photos of people and part of the text are blurred here for privacy.

Live site Nonprofit website

Pahilo Kadam

Performance
95
Accessibility
98
Best practices
100
SEO
100

Google Lighthouse, mobile, run Nov 3 2026 on the live site.

Who it's for.

We work with independent, owner-run schools. Franchise sites are usually controlled by head office, so we're not the right fit there.

Questions from martial arts owners

How much does a martial arts school website cost?

Our projects start from $750, with one fixed price in writing before any work starts. A one-page site with a trial booking form costs less than one with separate kids, adults and schedule pages. Care from $75/month covers hosting and small changes, first month included.

Do you do marketing for martial arts schools, or just websites?

Both. The website comes first, because every other kind of marketing sends people to it. Then we help you show up on Google Maps and in AI answers, and reply to trial inquiries in seconds. Our martial arts marketing guide covers what we check first.

Can you build a website for a BJJ or MMA gym?

Yes. BJJ, MMA, boxing, kickboxing, karate and taekwondo work the same way on a website: a clear first class, a schedule that reads on a phone, and real photos of your mats.

Read first.

Let's look at your website together.

15 minutes, no pitch deck. We'll tell you the three things we'd fix first.

Website chat: 15 minutes on Google Meet

  • Bring your website address
  • We look at it with you
  • You leave with three fixes

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