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Step 5 of 6

Run the Business

Scheduling, payments, client records, pricing. The unglamorous layer that decides whether coaching is a job or a business.

Software

The stack: CRM, scheduling, video, payments, community, and AI assistants.

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Share a link, let clients book into your real availability. The fastest way to stop losing consultations to three rounds of "does Tuesday work?"

FreemiumSoftware

Card and subscription payments with no monthly fee β€” the standard way to take recurring coaching payments without chasing bank transfers.

PaidSoftware

Scheduling with packages, intake forms and payment built in β€” a better fit than Calendly when you sell blocks of sessions rather than single calls.

PaidSoftware

Community software for running a paid group off social media β€” spaces, threads, events and courses under your own branding rather than a Facebook group.

PaidSoftware

An AI assistant coaches use for the writing half of the job β€” drafting check-in emails, reworking a programme explanation, turning notes into client-ready text.

FreemiumSoftware

A CRM built specifically for coaches β€” clients, scheduling, forms, notes, invoicing and a client portal in one place instead of six subscriptions.

PaidSoftware

The default video call for coaching sessions β€” reliable on bad connections, and the one tool your clients already know how to open.

FreemiumSoftware

Business

Pricing, invoicing, contracts, and keeping track of who owes you what.

Category page β†’

Free invoicing and lightweight accounting for solo coaches β€” send an invoice, track what is unpaid, and have something tidy to hand an accountant.

FreemiumSoftware

A spreadsheet that behaves like a database β€” the pragmatic way to build a client tracker, pipeline or session log that is exactly your shape.

FreemiumSoftware

Contracts, proposals, invoicing and light CRM in one tool for independent professionals β€” the admin half of a coaching practice without four subscriptions.

PaidSoftware