Three kinds of work, one page each.
An executive coach, a brand designer and a psychotherapist have almost nothing in common at work. Their clients still book and pay in the same five taps.
A free call first, then three ways to keep going. Nobody has to ask Maya for a proposal, because the package and the retainer are already priced.
A five-figure sprint books from the same kind of row as a free call. Half up front, the rest on delivery, and both are agreed once.
A student who needs the lower rate sees it as a price and books it without having to ask. Confidentiality and the cancellation window are read before anyone books.
Only the name, the work, the prices and the terms changed.
All three pages run in the same order: who you are, what you offer, what someone said about you. The ground and the type are picked from the kind of work you name, and you can change them later in one tap.
- Openings from a real calendar, in the visitor’s own time zone
- An agreement written for that kind of work, signed before anyone pays
- Payment by card, with the receipt sent in the professional’s name
- A private page for the client afterward, with no password