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Websites for Jiu-Jitsu academies

Your academy deserves a stronger first impression.

Get a deep website or digital-presence audit, a marketing presence review, relevant academy comparisons and a custom homepage concept—built around what makes your room worth joining.

20-minute video walkthrough. No card. No purchase obligation.

The Free Academy Review

Four useful deliverables. One clear walkthrough.

We examine the public journey an interested student or parent can take today, then show a stronger direction that still feels like your academy.

01

Website or presence audit

Mobile experience, schedule and program readability, trial path, speed and visible technical or search issues. No site yet? We review current public profiles and map what a first site needs.

02

Marketing audit

Public Google profile, visible review themes and recency, local business-detail consistency, social message, referral destinations and inquiry journey.

03

Academy comparisons

Relevant local or program-similar schools and strong design references, compared on the same visitor tasks—so you can see what works without copying another academy’s identity.

04

Custom homepage concept

Your coaching, people, programs and identity in a proposed mobile-friendly direction with a clear trial path and current-versus-proposed comparison.

You keep the audit, comparison notes and concept preview.A live website is a separate paid project with its own scope and quote.
Start where you are

Which path fits your academy?

Your selection changes the review scope and stays with your request.

Existing-site review

Find the friction before changing the design.

  • Review every public path on mobile
  • Identify unclear schedules, programs and trial steps
  • Compare current presentation with a proposed homepage direction
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu teammates and a coach sharing a relaxed moment after training
Show the room

Your culture is the difference. Make it visible.

For one academy, the gap may be weak local visibility or inconsistent business details. For another, it may be a schedule that disappears on a phone or a trial path buried behind several clicks.

Be easier to understand locally

Make location, programs and current business details consistent, then review how the public Google profile supports the same story.

Build trust from real specifics

Your instructors and lineage, coaching credentials, reviews and room photography help visitors understand what makes your academy worth considering.

Different visitors. Different questions.

Help each person know what to do next.

01 / Beginner

“What happens on my first day?”

A useful Start Here path uses the academy’s real attire, arrival, loaner gear, class expectations and contact details. Clear onboarding supports the coaching and relationships that continue after day one.

02 / Parent

“Which kids program fits?”

Give parents the ages, class goals, coaches, schedule and first-visit details they need.

03 / Experienced grappler

“Is this the right room for me?”

Training style, your instructors and lineage, gi and no-gi options, current schedule and real community photography help them judge fit.

Make the recommendation tangible

See the visitor journey before and after.

During the walkthrough, we connect observations to a proposed homepage direction and show how each recommendation can make the next step clearer.

Illustrative review

Questions in. Clear answers out.

01

Beginner path

Visitor has to piece together what to wear and how to start.

02

Schedule

A dense image is difficult to read and cannot separate programs.

03

Trial request

The next step changes between pages and social profiles.

An example of the clarity we look for. Your review uses your academy’s own presence and goals.

Useful by design

A schedule should answer questions—not create them.

The real site can connect to the academy’s existing schedule through a supported link, embed or managed schedule—whichever keeps it dependable and easy to update.

Clear FAQs, current programs and supported links can also reduce repetitive admin. Confirmations or reminders can map into existing tools and consent processes when those tools support them.

Example scheduleIllustrative

Example schedule — programs and times shown for illustration.

Program
Day
Beginners6:00 PM

Foundations

Core positions, movement and a guided introduction to live training.

Experienced7:15 PM

Advanced Gi

Focused technique, situational rounds and open sparring for experienced students.

Compete with clarity

Differentiate the academy you actually run.

Local competition is not a reason to imitate someone else. The review looks for a clearer expression of your coaching, people, programs and community.

What deserves attention

Messages, photos and details that already make your academy specific.

What needs a clearer path

Schedules, trial requests, follow-up steps and repeat questions that may create friction.

What a visitor should see first

The strongest reasons to trust the room and take the academy’s real next step.

How the review works

A useful review, from first look to next steps.

  1. 01

    Request the review

    Share your academy, public links and the goal you want to support.

  2. 02

    Confirm goals and preparation

    We follow up to arrange the 20-minute walkthrough and confirm what is useful to examine.

  3. 03

    Walk through the findings

    See the audit, public marketing observations, comparisons and proposed homepage concept together.

  4. 04

    Receive the files

    Keep the review materials. Discuss a paid build only if you want to.

Owner questions

Know exactly what you are requesting.

Is the Academy Review really free?

Yes. The review, comparison notes, concept preview and 20-minute video walkthrough are free. There is no payment card or purchase obligation.

What if our academy does not have a website yet?

We can review the public presence you already have—such as Google and social profiles—then map what a useful first website should contain.

Can we keep our current gym software?

Yes, when it offers a dependable public link or supported embed. The concept can show how that existing path fits into a clearer visitor journey.

What can you review without account access?

We can review public pages, your Google profile, visible review themes and recency, social messaging, business-detail consistency and the public inquiry path. Private analytics or advertising data is reviewed only with your permission and access.

Is the homepage concept a live website?

No. It is a proposed visual direction and visitor flow. A live website is a separate paid project with an agreed scope and quote.

Do we have to hire Geek Heros afterward?

No. You keep the audit, comparison notes and concept preview whether or not you ask us to build anything.

What do you need from us?

Your public links, the goal you want the website to support, and any authorized photos, coaching credentials and affiliation or lineage rules we should respect.

Request your Free Academy Review

See what your public presence says before a prospect walks into the room.

Tell us where your academy is today. We will confirm the walkthrough time and what to prepare after receiving your request.

IncludedWebsite or public-presence auditMarketing presence reviewRelevant academy comparisonsCustom homepage concept

20-minute video walkthrough. No card. No purchase obligation.

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