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Kilo review

#38 of 40 in Fitness Website Builders

A gym website bundled with scheduling, memberships, billing and lead management.

4.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Kilo combines gym website services with management and marketing tools for coaching-based fitness businesses. Its audience includes CrossFit affiliates, martial arts schools, personal training studios and boutique gyms. The website offering includes responsive design, SEO, hosting and lead capture forms, while the wider package covers member profiles, memberships, class reservations, appointments, payments and reporting. Mobile apps give staff and members access to functions such as class booking and check-in. This is a broader gym software service, not a website-only builder, so its fit depends on whether a gym wants those operational tools alongside its site.

Pricing is monthly, with four listed options. Gym Management Software costs $150 per month and includes member management, automated billing and subscriptions, class calendars and business metrics. The Standalone Gym Website costs $175 per month and provides website features without Gym Lead Machine marketing automation. Gym Lead Machine is $375 per month, adding a website, email and SMS lead nurture, sales appointment tools, landing pages and social scheduling. The $450-per-month Bundle combines Gym Lead Machine and Gym Management Software. There is no free plan. The GMS page says a one-year contract is required, while the demo page says cancel anytime, so contract terms may depend on the offer or product. Payments processed by Stripe are subject to the processor's stated transaction fee.

The main distinction is the breadth of the combined offer: website, lead capture and follow-up sit alongside scheduling, memberships, billing and mobile access. Listed integrations include Gym Lead Machine, Hybrid AF, WodUp and Stripe; the service is available on web, iOS and Android. That breadth can suit a gym looking to coordinate its public website and day-to-day member operations in one service. A business seeking only a lower-cost website builder, or one that does not need gym management and lead tools, may find the monthly starting price harder to justify. Support channels include email, chat and documentation.

Kilo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines responsive websites, hosting, SEO and lead capture.
    • Pairs class booking and membership tools with billing and reporting.
    • Mobile apps support member class booking and check-in.
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid plans start at $150 per month.
    • Standalone website plan excludes Gym Lead Machine marketing automation.
    • The GMS page requires a one-year contract.

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