How gym & coach businesses use cthe.link
A gym or fitness studio is asked the same three questions all day: what are the batch timings, what does it cost, and can I try a session first. Every one of those answers usually lives in a DM.
cthe.link puts all three on one page linked from your Instagram bio: a timetable of every batch, your memberships and programmes with prices, and a way to book a trial session at a real time.
A timetable members can read for themselves
The class schedule block lists every batch by day and time — strength, yoga, HIIT, Zumba — so a new member can see which batch suits them before they ever message you.
Change a timing once on the page and it is correct everywhere you have shared the link.
Trial sessions booked at a real time
An appointment type is a service with a length and a fee. Once you set weekly hours for it, its booking link shows only the times that are genuinely open — times already booked, and times inside the notice period you choose, are simply not offered.
Set up a trial session as an appointment type, free or paid, with the hours a trainer is available to take it. The visitor picks a time, confirms their email, and you get a booking instead of a "when can I come?" message.
What turns a visitor into a member
People choose a gym on the timings, the trainers and the atmosphere. Show all three: the timetable, a short line about each trainer and their speciality, and real photos of the floor at a normal hour rather than an empty room.
Make the first step small. A free or low-cost trial session is easier to say yes to than a three-month membership, and once someone has trained with you, the membership conversation is easy.
Keep prices on the page. Members who know the price before they visit are the ones who sign up on the day.
Sell programmes and memberships
List programmes — a 12-week transformation, a month of personal training — as products with prices, paid in full on the page by UPI to your own UPI ID or your own Razorpay account. cthe.link takes no commission.
On cthe.link Max, a countdown block can run a limited offer ("early batch pricing ends Sunday") on the page, and insights show which buttons people tap and where they came from.
Set it up in 5 steps
- Create your free page. Sign up and pick your type of business.
- Add your batch timetable. Add each batch with its days and times in the class schedule block.
- Set up a trial session. Add a trial session as an appointment type with the hours a trainer can take it.
- List your programmes. Add memberships and programmes with prices, and connect your UPI ID or Razorpay account.
- Share the link. Put it in your Instagram bio and Google Business Profile, and print the QR code for the front desk.