One-to-one coaching
Describe the typical engagement, session length, meeting format, support between calls and payment or application step.
Website design / life coaches
Life coach website design built around a clear offer.
A life coach does not need a maze of funnels to explain a useful service. SoulGait designs focused websites where visitors can understand who the work is for, what happens in a session or program, and how to take the next step.
What we build
A coaching site that makes your program easy to choose.
SoulGait shows who the coaching is for, how sessions or programs work, the level of commitment and a meaningful next step. A visitor can decide whether to book a discovery call, apply to a group or purchase a course.
The site can distinguish private coaching from cohorts and workshops with separate schedules, prices and fulfilment details. Your team can maintain the program information and respond to suitable enquiries without sending everyone to the same generic form.
Available service paths
Private coaching, groups and courses.
Group program
Publish start dates, group size, curriculum, participation expectations and what a participant gets after enrolment.
Workshops or courses
Explain outcomes as learning goals, delivery mode, access period and any replay or materials policy.
The finished customer journey
A service the visitor can understand and use.
A prospective client finds the program that suits them, understands what a discovery conversation covers and chooses an available time in their own zone. Confirmation and rescheduling details arrive without a manual email chain.
Deliverables to scope
Agree the message, workflow and ownership.
Our scope can cover message architecture, responsive design, offer pages, scheduling, intake, email follow-up, accessibility, source-to-enquiry measurement and documentation for client-owned tools. We choose familiar platforms before custom membership software unless cohort permissions, content access or integrations require it.
A coaching site should say who a program is for, whether a discovery call is required, how many sessions are included and what happens between them. The coach can then review the wording against the service they actually deliver.
Questions
Decisions to make before commissioning.
Should the website list prices?
A published price or range helps when the offer is standardised. If scope varies, explain the pricing process and what a visitor can expect before asking for a call.
Is a discovery call always needed?
No. A fixed session can be booked and paid directly. A higher-commitment program may need a short suitability conversation.
Can I sell digital courses too?
Yes, but separate the course purchase from coaching applications and explain access, support and refund rules for each.
Related paths