For kids' gym and play center franchises
Open play times that are right today, at every gym.
Every location gets its own website on your brand, with the week's open play, classes and parties kept current from a phone. Party inquiries get an answer within a minute, and corporate sees every gym on one screen.
Or first: check one of your location sites · estimate your network's website cost
The problem
Why kids' gym websites fall behind
The schedule lives on Instagram
When changing open play times needs a developer, owners post them on social media and the website tells parents to check there. A parent deciding at 8 a.m. on a Saturday does not go looking.
Friday night party inquiries
A parent asks about a birthday on Friday evening. Nobody sees it until Monday, and by then the party is booked somewhere else.
Snow days and camp weeks
Closures, private events and holiday camps need a notice today, and it needs to come down when they are over. Many sites keep last season's banner up for years.
New gyms open to a placeholder
A location that has not opened yet often sits on a bare "coming soon" page for months, collecting nothing from the parents already interested.
How Brandyland fixes it
What each gym gets
01
A weekly schedule owners edit from a phone
Open play, toddler time, sensory-friendly sessions and classes, by day. Tap a session name, set the times, copy Monday to the rest of the week. The website's schedule changes the same minute.
02
Hours that are right today
Change today's hours from the parking lot. Holidays come with a nudge ahead of time, and a "still right" tap keeps regular hours fresh.
03
A notice bar with an end date
Snow day, private event, camp week: one line across the top of every page that takes itself down after its last day. Corporate can post one to every gym at once.
04
Party inquiries answered in a minute
The party form asks for the date and the number of kids, then replies on brand within sixty seconds, in your words. Gentle follow-ups stop the moment a person answers.
05
Opening soon, collecting interest
A gym that has not opened shows its opening date and a form to hear first. On opening day the full site takes over by itself, and the brand site lists it as opening until then.
06
Booking stays on Roller, iClassPro or whatever you run
We link to your booking system, or show it on a Book page inside the site where the system allows. We never rebuild booking.
And for corporate: one screen for the whole network
- Brand themes, fonts and colors set once and locked for every location
- Shared pages published to every location at once, with sections locked or left open
- Network health, worst first: stale hours, holidays not set, inquiries left waiting
- Benchmarks across locations on visits, inquiries and reply time
- An approved photo and video library, by channel
- Every site and its content exportable with one click, whenever you like
Pricing
Two tiers. Per location. That's it.
For franchise networks, the build and migration of your existing sites are free.
Local
$99 per location, per month
The full local presence for a location that wants to be found, trusted and booked.
Insights
$199 per location, per month
Everything in Local, plus the measurement layer for locations spending real money on marketing.
$299 one-time launch fee per location, waived for pilot networks. Annual billing gets two months free. Everything each tier includes.
Questions
Questions from kids' gym franchises
Can each gym change its own open play times?
Yes. Owners and staff edit the weekly schedule and today's hours from a phone, and the website follows within the minute. The brand's look and any sections corporate locks stay as they are.
Do our gyms have to change booking systems?
No. Bookings stay on the system each gym already uses, such as Roller or iClassPro. The site links to it, or shows it on a Book page inside the site where the system allows that.
What happens when a parent asks about a party?
The party form asks for the date and the number of kids and sends an on-brand reply within sixty seconds. The inquiry lands in the gym's inbox, and a follow-up or two goes out in your words until a person answers.
Can we list sensory-friendly sessions?
Yes. They are sessions in the weekly schedule like any other, with a note for families, such as lower lights and softer music.
How much does it cost for a kids' gym franchise?
Local is $99 per location per month and Insights is $199. For franchise networks, the build and migration of your existing sites are free, and it is month to month after the first year.
Can we try it before we commit?
Yes. We build your network first and send one private link: your brand site, a location site and both dashboards to try. Nothing is public until you say so.
See your own network on it before you decide.
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