Summary (Short verdicts)

• Empower (Framer, $59): Fastest way to launch a premium trainer site. Straightforward, optimized, truly easy to customize, and looks high-end. Paid, but worth it for speed and polish.

• Gymtrainer (Webflow, $49): Multi-page fitness site with classes, packages, and a CMS blog. Strong SEO setup. More configuration than a simple landing.

• XFIT (Webflow, $29): Clean one-page dark theme to get online fast with sleek interactions. Limited depth out of the box (no blog/CMS by default).

What problem are we solving (and which options make sense)?

When you say “personal trainer website,” you usually mean one of three things:

1. Lead-gen Landing — hero, services/programs, transformations, pricing, testimonials, booking/contact. Built to convert inquiries.

2. Studio / Classes Site — schedules, packages/memberships, locations, reviews, and a few supporting pages.

3. Content-Driven — publish tips/workouts (blog/CMS) to build authority and organic traffic.

This guide focuses on Framer and Webflow because they hit a sweet spot:

• More flexible and better-looking than typical Wix/WordPress themes out of the box.

• Less complex than custom code—you can edit visually, ship fast, and still scale design quality.

• Strong design systems (components, styles) and performance/SEO features that matter for furniture imagery.

What we’ll look at: the best fit for each use case, how fast you can launch, editing experience (components, global styles), lead/booking flow, and whether you need depth (classes/blog) or just inquiries.

1) Empower — Gym & Fitness Trainer Template (Framer, $59)

What it is
A clean, modern Framer landing for trainers/coaches. Built for conversions: programs/services, transformations, testimonials, pricing, and clear booking/contact.

Pros

• Optimized and beginner-friendly

• Edits in minutes: Color/Text Styles + reusable sections → change once, updates everywhere

• Premium vibe with straightforward layout

• Lead-focused CTAs; SEO basics; fully responsive

• Short mini-guide for fast launch

Cons

• Not a full classes/blog stack by default

• Paid ($59), but saves significant build time

Best for
Trainers who want to launch today, look premium, and convert visitors into bookings without extra complexity.

2) Gymtrainer — Wellness Website Template (Webflow, $49)

What it is
A multi-page Webflow template for trainers, coaches, and gyms with classes, packages, reviews, and a CMS blog.

Pros

• Depth out of the box: classes, packages/memberships, blog, reviews

• Performance/SEO focus; mobile-first structure

• CMS for ongoing content and authority building

• Free design assets; style guide and instructions included

Cons

• More setup/complexity than a single-page landing

• Paid template + Webflow plan costs

Best for
Fitness businesses that need schedules, packages, and content marketing alongside core pages.

3) XFIT — Wellness Website Template (Webflow, $29)

What it is
A one-page, dark, modern template to get online fast with polished interactions.

Pros

• Quick launch: hero, about, services, reviews, contact on one page

• Sleek motion; easy brand swaps via style guide

• Budget-friendly entry into Webflow

Cons

• Limited depth out of the box (no blog/CMS)

• One-page scope; you’ll add pages later if you scale content

Best for
Solo trainers who need a stylish one-pager now and can expand later.

Which should you pick?

• I need to launch today (lead-gen, no classes/blog): Empower (Framer, $59). Paid, but worth it for speed and polish.

• I need classes, packages, and a blog: Gymtrainer (Webflow, $49). Strong structure and SEO; more setup.

• I want a sleek one-pager on a budget: XFIT (Webflow, $29). Fast to ship; limited depth initially.