Dear coach mate,

If you’re like most online coaches, your onboarding didn’t start as a system.
It just… happened.

A PDF here.
A Word doc there.
A couple of questionable form links holding it all together.

You know it could be better.
You also know rebuilding it properly would be a job.

And that’s why it keeps getting parked.

Because on their own, these feel like small tasks.
Put together, you know you’re in for a slog.

So it’s easy to tell yourself, “No one really cares.”

But the smart coaches know that’s not true.

Their onboarding is so slick that clients start confident, clear, and bought in -
before the first check-in even happens.

So here’s the bit most coaches never actually sit down and work out.

On their own, these are small jobs.
Together, they usually cost a lot more than you’d expect.

If you were to create each part properly - or pay someone to do it for you - this is what it typically adds up to:

Client welcome pack - £100–£350

Weekly check-in guide - £50–£100

Coaching agreement - £50–£100

Cancellation policy - £25–£75

Goal-setting workbook - £25–£75

Referral guide - £25–£75

Habit & lifestyle guide - £50–£75

Quickfire onboarding guide - £75–£150

In real-world terms, you’re looking at £400–£1,100 to have this created and designed properly.

But that all changes here.
Right now.