I'm Adam, founder of LevinoxAI. I review boutique Pilates and yoga studio websites and catalogue recurring booking frictions. What follows are anonymised observations and small, illustrative additions — not client case studies.
In this review, I catalogued booking steps where an introductory offer appears as text on one part of a page, while a separate pass through the site has a working purchase button elsewhere. The offer and the existing booking system stay the same — the observation is simply where the link sits.
Some studios book private sessions by email while group classes run through an online schedule — a deliberate, reasonable way to handle a different kind of session. One small addition worth considering: a short line beside the email instruction, naming what to include and what happens next.
Among the sites reviewed: a membership with one minimum term on the buy page, and a different term in the FAQ. The observation is only that the wording differs — not which term is correct. A small next step is to confirm the intended term and use it consistently in both places.
These are review notes, not delivered results. If one of them sounds familiar, or you'd like the same kind of look at your own booking flow: