Full walkthrough · Orhize Pilates MAT · 2026
A studio that used to sell through scattered messages and now charges, delivers and answers on its own. What follows are the site's screens, exactly as it stands today.
orhize-pilates.com
Catalogue
A monthly plan, a PDF manual and a pair of socks don't sell the same way, yet they live in the same catalogue. The tabs on top filter by category, and each card only offers the ways of buying that make sense for that product: the plan is asked about over WhatsApp, the manual and the socks are paid by card. The categories aren't hard-coded — they come from the products themselves, so they appear and disappear on their own.
Admin panel
Three tabs and nothing more: products, orders and the assistant. Rows are dragged to change the order, and that order is what a shopper sees. Price, type and category are edited right there. A catalogue somebody else has to update is a catalogue that's out of date in three months.
Checkout
Name and email, nothing else. The address shows up on its own, and only if there's something physical in the cart that has to be shipped. From there, two paths: pay with Mercado Pago or continue over WhatsApp, because not everyone buys the same way and losing a sale by forcing a single path is expensive.
Delivery
This is the part a screenshot can't show, and it's the one that changes the business. When someone buys the manual, nobody at the studio has to do anything: the file arrives at the email address the person typed into the cart, at any hour, even if the sale comes in on a Sunday at three in the morning. The PDF doesn't live in a public folder anyone could guess — it's only handed over against a link signed for that purchase and that product, and the server checks the payment is confirmed before releasing it.
Mercado Pago notifies the server. What the buyer's browser says is not trusted.
It's valid for that order and that product. Another purchase's link downloads nothing.
With the link inside, to the address from the cart. The studio gets its own sale notice.
The server checks the signature and the payment status again before handing over the file.
Assistant
An assistant that answers about the method, the classes and the catalogue's products. It replaces nobody: it takes the repeated questions — schedules, what the plan includes, whether the manual works for beginners — so the ones arriving over WhatsApp are those that genuinely deserve a hand-written answer.
The rest of the site
The method, the frequent questions, and contact details with a map, opening hours and a form. It isn't filler: every one of those sections is a conversation the studio no longer has to repeat.
On a phone
Most people arrive from Instagram, and from Instagram you arrive with a phone in your hand. The catalogue drops to a single column and the cards can be tapped with a thumb without missing.
None of these sites was built from a template. Tell me what you sell and what you're fighting with today, and we'll see what can be done.