Consultation: services
Made for coachingA page that books consultations: a split hero, what the session covers, your bookable services and questions.
The Coach masterclass webinar and the consultation booking page are made for coaches. Linen, Beacon and the free guide pages work well for a coaching website.
Most coaching clients start with a small yes: a free guide, a masterclass, a 20-minute call. So a coaching website is really a path. Someone reads your story, takes something free, books a call, and only then hears about the programme.
Two templates below are made for that path: the Coach masterclass webinar and the Consultation booking page. The rest work well for coaches but were designed more broadly: Linen is a personal site for a freelancer or consultant, and the free guide and application pages suit a coach growing a list or running an intake.
"Made for" means the template was designed for this business. "Works for" means it fits well, and you will change more of the sample words.
A page that books consultations: a split hero, what the session covers, your bookable services and questions.
A masterclass registration page for coaches and consultants: your portrait, why to join, your story and a warm sign-up.
A clean, blue business site for agencies and consultants, with bold titles, tidy cards and clear prices.
A calm, light clinic site for video visits, with thin large headings, coral buttons and deep teal bands.
A bright school or course site with pastel washes, floating cards and course cards with fees.
A friendly online school with green highlights, rounded course cards, tutor profiles, reviews and simple prices.
A quiet personal site for a freelancer or consultant: your work, your services and prices, your story and a contact page.
A quiet, bookish site for a writer or small publication, with serif essays, dated story lists and a weekly letter signup.
One page to sell one service: a photo-led hero, what they get, how it works, proof, prices and a closing form.
Give away a guide for an email address: the offer and the form above the fold, then what is inside and who wrote it.
A short page for a free checklist or template: a centred promise, a picture of what is inside and one short form.
A booking page that goes straight to your next open times, then explains how it works.
An application page: who it is for, what they get, then a longer application form.
A webinar page built to get sign-ups: a deep, warm hero with the form right beside the headline.
A workshop page for several speakers: a fresh green hero, speaker cards, the agenda and a dark sign-up band.
A dark, cinematic replay page that puts the recording first and keeps people signing up after the event.
One mobile page for your links, a video, products, bookings and an email signup, in one of 12 themes.
Describe your coaching business in a sentence. Chip picks a design, writes the words in your brand and fills in the rows. You see the price in credits first, and nothing goes live until you publish.
No code, no designer, no plugin to install.
Straight answers, so nothing surprises you after you sign up.
See every planThe Consultation booking page. One page that explains the session and takes the booking is enough to start.
Yes. The Coach masterclass template comes with registration, thank-you and replay pages. Run it in startbuddi Live on Starter and up, or paste a join link from your video tool.
Not at first. Many coaches start with a booking page and a link in bio, then add a website like Linen or Beacon later.
Pick a template, change the words and photos, publish. Every enquiry lands in your contacts.