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Get yoga clients
People looking for yoga usually search by style as much as by suburb. Some want a strong vinyasa or power class; others want hatha, yin, restorative or prenatal sessions that feel slower and more supported. They also want to know whether you teach in a studio, a community hall, outdoors or online. Listing an instructor profile lets them see your approach and enquire without going through a pay-per-lead site or other platforms.
List your profile free for 1 month, no cardWhy list as yoga instructor
Yoga instructors who teach group classes, privates or online sessions and want students of their own. It is not a jobs board for studio employment.
What you get when you list
1 month free
New expert accounts can publish a profile free for the first month, once per account.
No card needed
You do not need a card to create an account or to start the free month.
No pay-per-lead fees
Clients enquire with you directly. You do not pay us for each enquiry, unlike pay-per-lead sites and other platforms.
Clients enquire free
People looking for an expert can contact you without paying a fee to reach you.
One-time plans that do not auto-renew
After the free month, paid listing plans are one-time payments. They do not renew automatically.
What to put on your profile
List the styles you teach — vinyasa, hatha, yin, prenatal yoga, restorative or power yoga — and who they suit. Mention props you provide and whether you offer privates as well as classes.
- Vinyasa
- Hatha
- Yin
- Prenatal Yoga
- Restorative
- Power Yoga
Related professions
- Pilates Instructors
- Meditation & Mindfulness Coaches
- Personal Trainers
- Strength & Conditioning Coaches
- Group Fitness Instructors
Looking for another type of expert listing? See all professions, or read the listing guide and pricing.
FAQ
Listing as yoga instructor
Quick answers about the free month, enquiries and what to include.
Who should list as a yoga instructor?
Yoga instructors who teach group classes, privates or online sessions and want students of their own. It is not a jobs board for studio employment.
What should I include on my instructor profile?
List the styles you teach — vinyasa, hatha, yin, prenatal yoga, restorative or power yoga — and who they suit. Mention props you provide and whether you offer privates as well as classes.
How much does it cost to list?
Publishing a profile is free for the first month, once per account. See the pricing page for the one-time plans that apply after that.
Do I need a card to start?
No. You do not need a card to create an account or to start the free month.
Do I pay for each enquiry?
No. Clients contact you directly. You do not pay a fee for each enquiry, unlike pay-per-lead sites and other platforms.
How do yoga clients find me?
Your profile can appear on the pages for your suburbs and cities and your type of expert, which people find through search. They enquire with you directly, and that enquiry is free for them.
Do listing plans renew automatically?
No. After the free month, paid listing plans are one-time payments that do not renew automatically.