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Riding lesson websites

Riding lesson websites with the waiver built in.

New riders book a first lesson and sign your liability waiver on their phone, so the paperwork is done before they reach the barn. Teaching till dark? We’ll build it for free.

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A credit card is required to start your free trial. Our team keeps you on it until your website launches, so you’re never charged before you’ve seen it.

Copperline Riding School, a demo our team built from the Copperline design. A parent signs the lesson waiver before the first ride.
Website build$0.00
Booking, waivers, payments, recordsIncluded
All of WWC$39.99/mo

On your website

What your clients can do.

See lessons and prices

Private, group and camp, with ages, length and price.

Book a first lesson

Into the times you teach. Turn on approval to place new riders yourself.

Sign the waiver

Make your waiver a required step of booking. Riders sign on their phone, or a parent signs for a child.

Buy a lesson package

Send a payment link for a package, or take payment when they book.

The checklist

What to put on a riding lesson website

The things clients look for first. Each one is a section you edit by clicking.

  • Lesson types and prices

    Private, semi-private, group, camps and clinics, with length and price for each.

  • Who it’s for

    Ages, beginners or experienced riders, English or Western, and whether riders need their own horse.

  • Your lesson horses

    Parents want to see the horse their child will ride. A row of names and photos does it.

    On the design: Elkhorn Fork’s “The string” lists each horse with age and temperament.

  • The first lesson

    What happens, how long it takes, and what to wear: helmet, boots with a heel, long pants.

  • Waiver and safety

    Your release, helmet rules, and who’s on the ground during lessons.

  • Cancellations and weather

    Your make-up and rain policy, in two lines.

Designs to start from

Start from a real design. We’ll shape it for lessons.

Copperline Riding School in the video is a demo our team built from the Copperline design. Pick any of our pre-built designs or a blank page, and we’ll build your lesson website for free.

Copperline Boarding Co. design, desktop preview
Copperline Boarding Co.The design our Copperline Riding School demo was built from: round photo frames, three steps to get started, and a tour button.
Sage Valley Barrel Horses design, desktop preview
Sage Valley Barrel HorsesPrivate coaching at $95 a session, monthly programs and an evaluation FAQ. A fit for instructors who coach riders on their own horses.
Elkhorn Fork Trail Ranch design, desktop preview
Elkhorn Fork Trail Ranch“The string” shows each horse with its name, age and temperament, the way parents want to meet a lesson horse.

Behind the website

The busywork, handled in WWC.

Digital Documents

Your riding waiver, required when someone books. Signed copies saved with each rider’s record.

See Digital Documents

Scheduling

First lessons, privates and group times as bookable events.

See Scheduling

Customer Management

Each family or rider, the horses they ride, signed waivers and payments in one record.

See Customer Management

Teaching till dark?

We’ll build your website for free.

If we don’t impress you, you pay nothing.

Start your free trial. Our team keeps you on it until your website launches, so you’re never charged before you’ve seen it. No contracts.

  1. Create your account
  2. Start your free trial
  3. We build your website with you
  4. You decide
Your website buildBuilt with you by our team
GoDaddy design service, from5$499.99
Wix Marketplace designers, starting prices6$100–$1,800
Built by WWC$0.00
You pay for the build$0.00

$39.99/month

One price for everyone. Love it? Keep it for $39.99/month. It covers hosting, scheduling, digital waivers and documents, online payments, security, and real support.

Start my free trial

A credit card is required to start your free trial. WWC adds no transaction fee; the payment provider’s own fees apply. Your own .com is $10.88/year, at cost.

Your payments

We never take a cut.

You pay your payment processor’s standard rate and nothing more. Some “free” apps make their money by taking a cut of every payment.

Before you sign up for an app that says it’s free, ask for its payment rate in writing.

What a cut costsExample: $15,000 a month in payments.
That platform’s cut, per month$150.00
Per year$1,800.00
WWC’s cut$0.00

Plain math, not any company’s rate: every 1% on $15,000 a month is $150 a month, $1,800 a year. Your processor’s standard rate applies on WWC too.

Common questions

Questions riding instructors ask.

What should a riding lesson website include?

Your lesson types and prices, the ages and levels you teach, your lesson horses, what happens at a first lesson, what to wear, your waiver and safety rules, and your cancellation and weather policy.

Can riders sign a liability waiver online before their first lesson?

Yes. Add your waiver as a signature document and make it a required step when someone books. The rider, or a parent, signs on their phone, and the signed copy is saved in your WWC account.

Is an online waiver as good as a paper one?

In the U.S., electronic signatures are generally treated like handwritten ones under the federal ESIGN Act. Whether a waiver holds up depends on its wording and your state’s law. Most states have an equine activity liability law, so have your attorney or insurance agent review your waiver.

Can I sell lesson packages?

Yes. Send a payment link for a package, or take payment when a lesson is booked. WWC adds no transaction fee.

Can parents book lessons for their kids?

Yes. Parents book with their own contact details and add the rider’s name and age in the notes. Turn on approval if you want to place each new rider yourself.

Does WWC take a cut of my payments?

No. WWC adds no transaction fee to your payments. You pay your payment provider’s standard rate and nothing more.

How much does a riding lesson website cost?

$39.99/month. One price for everyone. It covers your website, hosting, lesson booking, waivers, online payments, security and real support. We’ll build your website for free, and our team keeps you on your free trial until it launches. If we don’t impress you, you pay nothing.

Where these numbers come from

Other companies’ prices, read from each company’s own page and checked October 22, 2026. US prices before tax. Prices change, so check each page before you buy.

  1. Squarespace Basic is $25/month billed monthly ($19/month billed yearly). squarespace.com/pricing
  2. Calendly Standard is $12 per seat a month billed monthly ($10 billed yearly). It is Calendly’s first plan that takes payments. calendly.com/pricing
  3. Smartwaiver Basic is $22/month billed monthly ($210 a year billed yearly), for up to 100 signed waivers a month. smartwaiver.com/pricing
  4. Wix Core is $29/month billed yearly ($348 up front) and includes booking, payments and a form signature field. Wix doesn’t show its monthly price. wix.com/plans
  5. GoDaddy Website Design Services start at $499.99 for the build, plus a yearly hosting fee GoDaddy doesn’t list. godaddy.com/pricing?category=Websites
  6. Independent designers on the Wix Marketplace list starting prices from $100 to $1,800 on the first page of web design results. wix.com/marketplace/hire/web-design

Guides

Guides for riding lessons

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Other horse businesses

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