No fourteen-day trial, no credit card asked for “just to check”. A free plan that lasts, with limits stated up front rather than discovered at your thirtieth client.
It does one precise job: putting you where people are looking. You get a public page, one programme and one client. Enough to be found and to get started, not enough to run a business on.
Photo, description, activities, town, rates, social links. It appears in the results when someone looks for a coach near them, and its ranking depends on how complete it is — not on your subscription.
The AI-assisted generator builds an outline from the level, the equipment and the goal. You adjust it, and your client follows it from their phone.
A full record: goals, history, measurements, sessions, notes. Enough to put the tool through its paces with a real person before you decide.
The dashboard, your account settings and subscription management all stay accessible. You can see what your page brings in, in visits.
Better to say it here than let you find out: the booking calendar, the paid services, Stripe payment collection, the booking widget and video calls are not included. Nor is a second client.
That choice isn't arbitrary. A public page costs little to host and pays off for everyone: for you because people find you, for the platform because it has coaches to offer. A calendar that takes bookings and collects payments is another business altogether — and another cost.
The day you have three regular clients and fitting the slots together becomes a chore, the subscription justifies itself. Not before.
The free trial. Fourteen or thirty days, a credit card asked for at sign-up, an automatic charge when the trial runs out. That isn't a free plan, it's a subscription with a cooling-off period.
Free with a commission. No subscription, but a percentage on every session you collect. At thirty sessions a month, that often costs more than a subscription would.
Free but pushed down the list. Signing up costs nothing, but your profile appears below the subscribers’. You're present without being visible. That's why our ranking criterion is public: how complete the profile is, never the plan.
No. It has no end date. You can stay on it indefinitely and move to a paid plan the day your needs change — or never.
Because a free plan that asks for a card isn't one. Nothing is charged, so there's nothing to authorise.
The dashboard tells you and offers the next plan up. Nothing is deleted, nothing locks up in the middle of a session.
Yes, free plan included: validation is what publishes your page. SIREN number, teaching qualification and a call of a few minutes. French law regulates the teaching of sport for payment, and a platform that lists an undeclared coach takes on the liability for it.
Yes, with no notice and no fee. Your data stays, only the paid features close up.
