Mid-session, your phone buzzes: "How much is one-on-one coaching?"
At 11 pm, someone is still asking whether to cut or bulk first.
Every student asks the same round: plans, time slots, what to bring, how to eat —
it's not that you don't want to reply. After the last session you're wiped, and the messages are still queued.
ChatGPT doesn't know your plans, your rates, or how you actually coach.
Feed that to your AI page — and it stops being generic AI and becomes an AI that belongs to you, answering 24/7.
This is "Strength Coach", the built-in fitness template, mobile layout included — everything stays editable after you apply it, and you can always pick from dozens of other templates or start from a blank canvas.
* Sample screens — listings and people are fictional
How much is one-on-one coaching?
$60 per session, or $540 for a 10-pack. The first session is an assessment plus program design — decide on the pack after you've tried it.
I've never trained before. Can I still join?
Absolutely — more than half of the students started from zero. The first four weeks build movement basics and joint mobility; no heavy loading on day one.
Any slots this Thursday evening?
The coach confirms his own schedule. Mind leaving your number or WhatsApp? He'll get back to you after his session.
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This isn't canned auto-reply. It has read your plans and coaching philosophy — students can rephrase ten ways and it keeps up.
What it can't answer — like Thursday's slots — it can save the student's contact info, so you reply after class.
Want to try it yourself? Open the interactive demo →
ChatGPT, Gemini, whichever you ask — they know a little about everything, and nothing about you.
That depends on your body fat and goals. It's best to consult a professional coach.
✕ Generic internet knowledge; knows nothing about your business
My approach: beginners build strength in a small calorie deficit, both at once. Your first assessment sets the direction — no guessing needed.
✓ Has read your data; answers with your version
The difference comes down to one thing: the data is yours.
*Both answers are fictional demos
Hands on the bar, it fields plan and rate questions first; for scheduling, it can save the contact info and wait for you.
Pick a layout, add student results and your story — your own brand page, not another identical coach card on a marketplace.
IG bio, Facebook page, QR on your card — students tap and ask.
Rates and refund rules can't be wrong. If it's not in your data, it says so honestly instead of promising for you.
Plans, coaching philosophy, FAQs — Word, PDF, or paste
Pick a layout, add student results — this AI page carries your name
IG, Facebook, QR card — students tap and ask
Start free. No credit card required.
One link, dropped into the channels you already use — whoever taps it meets the you that answers.
Students from your training content tap the bio and ask about 1-on-1 plans
In your video descriptions: schedules and rates, right there
During busy launch weeks, the WhatsApp auto-reply catches the flood
Yes. Upload your plans and coaching philosophy to your AI page, pick a layout, and the page becomes a personal storefront under your name — it answers questions about plans, rates, and process from your data. No site-building, no code.
Yes. But this page is more than a support widget — it's an AI share page under your name: once it has read your plans, it answers students from your data however they phrase it, and — with lead capture on — saves their contact info when it can't.
Marketplace profiles are fixed fields that look like every other coach's, and students price-compare and move on. This page is yours from layout to content, and it answers questions — what you build over time is your own name, not the platform's traffic.
It won't guess at your schedule. With lead capture on, it saves the student's contact info and preferred time, so you confirm after class.
If it's in your data, it answers. If it's not sure, it says so honestly — and with lead capture on, it can save the student's contact info so you follow up.
No. If you can send a text message and upload a file, you can use it. From sign-up to your own link takes about 3 minutes.
There's a free plan that's plenty for personal use, and your finished page can be shared right away. Current limits and plans are listed on the pricing page.
In 3 minutes, you have a personal storefront that answers students for you
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