Live availability
Clients see Garth's real free times, read straight from his Google Calendar. His regular weekly clients and anything else in his diary are blocked out automatically, and Friday slots stop in time for his earlier finish.
Case study / Rugeley, Staffordshire
GBPT.
Bookings that look after themselves.
Garth Betteley trains clients one to one at a private studio in Rugeley. He needed more than a brochure: a website where the booking actually happens, without messages back and forth.
01 / The brief
A trainer, not
a receptionist.
Garth is a WABBA and BAFI qualified personal trainer who previously ran his own gym locally. At his new private studio he wanted to spend his time coaching, not arranging sessions by message, juggling his diary and chasing payments on the day.
The aim was simple to describe: let a client find a time that genuinely works, pay for it, and have it appear in Garth's calendar with an invite, without him lifting a finger.
02 / What was built
One booking flow.
Everything joined up.
The website introduces Garth, the studio and his sessions. Behind it, a booking system ties his calendar, payments and email together.
03 / At a glance
Fast, accessible,
found locally.
Built to load quickly on a phone, read clearly for everyone and be understood by search engines, with structured data describing the business, its services, prices and hours.
- Client
- Garth Betteley Personal Training, Rugeley
- Launched
- September 2026
- Scope
- Design, development, booking system, payments, local SEO
- Built with
- Astro, Vercel, Stripe, Google Calendar and Gmail
- Lighthouse (mobile)
- 99 performance · 100 accessibility · 100 best practices · 100 SEO
Take bookings without the back-and-forth
Could your business
work like this?
Whether you run sessions, appointments or classes, tell me how bookings work for you today and what you would like them to do.