For business coaches
Your clients run businesses, so yours should look like one. Monthly coaching that renews on their card, a workshop on set dates, and an agreement they accept before anybody pays.
What’s different for business coaches
Monthly coaching that renews by itself
A monthly offering is a subscription on your client’s card. Each renewal refills their sessions and arrives as a paid invoice, and a failed renewal is one item on Today with the email that fixes it.
A workshop on set dates
A group session can run as a cohort: you add the dates, and a client buys a seat at all of them together.
Your page on the first day
This is the coaching setup, and it’s what your page starts with. Change any of it where it appears.
- Clients can book from tomorrow onward.
- Moving or canceling is free up to 24 hours before.
- There are 30 minutes clear after every session.
- Before booking, your page asks: “What do you want to work on?”
Your coaching agreement opens with this: Sessions are 50 minutes by video. Reschedule or cancel up to 24 hours before at no charge; inside 24 hours the session is charged in full.
Questions business coaches ask
Should a business coach charge monthly or per session?
Monthly, once a client is past the first few sessions. A retainer is steady income for you and a known cost for them, and keeping one is easier than reselling a package every two months.
What should a business coaching retainer include?
A fixed number of sessions, what happens between them, and how fast you answer. Write down what you’ll keep up for a year, not what sounds generous in the first month.
How should a business coach handle a client who wants to pause?
Say in the agreement how a pause works before anybody asks. Stopping a monthly offering always takes effect at the end of the period that’s paid, so nobody loses sessions they paid for.
Do business coaches need a contract?
Yes, and a short one the client reads beats a long one they don’t. The agreement generator in our tools writes one from four questions.
When should a business coach start a group program?
When you notice you’re teaching the same thing in every engagement. A cohort sells it once to several people, priced per seat below your one-to-one rate and above it in total.
When should a business coach raise prices?
When you’re booked a month ahead, or at the start of a year. Give existing clients a date at least a month out, in writing, and change your page for everybody on that date.
What it doesn’t do for you
A client’s team can’t book you under one company account. Each person books as themselves, and there are no team seats and no company view.
Others who start from the same setup
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