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For business coaches
Program pages, session booking, and invoicing on your own domain — so a LinkedIn following becomes clients you own, not an audience you rent.
Three years of posts built the audience, and it sits on a platform that can change its reach overnight, bury your link in a comment, or decide your post is not for the people who follow you. Meanwhile the person who finally wants to work with you has nowhere to read what a program actually involves, what it costs, or when you are free. The work is not the problem. The place people land is.
Not a look — four working parts, in the order a prospective client meets them. You write the pages and set the prices yourself. There is no testimonial generator here: a quote goes on the page when a client has actually given you one, with their name on it.
One page per offer: what it is, who it is for, how many sessions, over how long, and what it costs. Someone who has to write in to find out the price usually does not write in.
Your availability, bookable where the program is described — not in a scheduling link that surfaces three messages into a conversation. You decide which times exist at all.
Send an invoice for a completed block of sessions without leaving the platform your site runs on. They are your invoices to your own clients, and the rest of your admin stays exactly where it is.
A separate page for a launch, apart from the main site, so a campaign has somewhere to send people. Included on the Business plan.
Sitenyx is not a course platform. There are no video modules, no drip content, no quizzes and no student login here — if delivering those is your business, Simplero and EasyMe do it properly and Sitenyx does not do it at all. What you get here is the site, the program pages, the booking and the invoicing in one place, and course delivery can stay in the tool you already pay for, linked from your own domain.
That is the trade, stated before you sign up rather than discovered afterwards: one place for the practice, a specialist tool for the classroom.
The site and everything your forms collect are stored on EU-resident infrastructure — including the intake answers a client writes before a first session.
Privacy-safe settings from the first draft, and the option of running your site's statistics without cookies at all.
Both at parity, out of 20 available. The Danish leadership team and the international client read the same practice, not two versions of it.
Your domain with automatic TLS, so the link in your profile points at something you own rather than at a platform subdomain.
Three steps, and nothing is public until you say so.
Say who you coach, on what, and how a program is put together, in plain Danish or English. No brief, no intake meeting.
You get a draft to work on, not a finished verdict. Your voice is the whole asset in this profession, so every line is yours to change before anyone reads it.
Nothing is public until you publish it. Connect your domain, put the link in your profile, and change a price again next month without asking anyone.
A free tier you can genuinely publish on, and paid plans that add more when a launch needs it.
Per month, in DKK. The campaign pages sit on the Business plan. No sales call, no minimum number of users, and no paywall before you can publish — the pricing page lists what each plan includes.
See pricingBecause you rent the feed and own the domain. Programs, prices, booking and the client relationship sit somewhere an algorithm cannot move them, and the link in your profile finally points at something that answers questions on its own.
Yes — session booking is built in and sits on the program page itself. You decide which times are offered, and a booking arrives without a single scheduling message.
Honestly, no — Sitenyx is not a course platform. Program pages, scheduling and booking are built in; there are no video modules, no drip content and no student login, and a specialist tool linked from your own domain does that better.
Yes — send your own invoices from the same platform your site runs on. They are your invoices to your own clients, and the rest of your admin stays exactly where it is.
Yes — Danish and English at parity on one site, out of 20 available languages, and a visitor lands in their own. An international client reads the same practice a Danish one does.
Nothing. The free tier is real and you can publish on it — there is no paywall before your site goes live. Paid plans are priced in DKK per month, with no sales call and no minimum number of users.
The preview is free and needs no account. Nothing is published until you publish it.
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