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For interim managers and fractional CFOs
A sharp one-pager with your track record and an intro-call booking — plus your own invoicing for engagements. Live today, on your own domain.
Not a look — the four things a board member or an owner reads before deciding whether to book the call. It is one page on purpose: this reader scrolls once. Sitenyx gives you the page; it does not place you, broker mandates, or list you anywhere.
One sentence: what you step into, at what stage, and for how long. A reader who cannot place you in ten seconds never reaches the track record.
Not case studies — a list a board member can scan: the situation you were brought into, how long you stayed, and what state you handed back. Confidential engagements go on the page without the client's name, which is ordinary in this trade.
Days per week, typical length, notice, and how you hand back. The practical detail that decides whether a first call is worth booking, put on the page instead of into the call.
Background, board seats, education, and the languages you work in — written and entered by you. Sitenyx fills in no title on anyone's behalf.
A one-pager that only describes you is a PDF with a web address. These two are the working parts.
One calendar, one call to action, at the end of the page. The reader books thirty minutes while the interest is still there, instead of drafting an email they never send. You decide which slots exist.
Send your own invoices for your own mandates from the same platform the page runs on. That is invoicing, and it is all it is — nothing about the way you advise a client changes.
The page and anything its forms collect sit on EU-resident infrastructure — which matters when the people booking you run supplier checks for a living.
Privacy-safe settings from the first draft, and the option of running the page's statistics without cookies at all.
Both on one page, out of 20 available. Your Danish network and the Nordic group that might hire you read the same page, not a translated afterthought.
Your own domain with automatic TLS. The link in your profile points at your own name rather than at a platform subdomain.
Sitenyx builds the page and books the meeting. Your own toolkit, your models and your methods are your profession, and none of it lives here: there is no dashboard, no reporting and no forecasting of any kind in this product. That boundary is not a roadmap item — it is what Sitenyx is.
The trade is real: a dedicated scheduling tool has more calendar features than this does, and a design tool gives you more control over how the page looks. You are choosing one page that carries the track record, takes the booking and sends the invoice, from one place, for 0 DKK to start.
Three steps between a blank page and a link you can put in your profile.
Say what you step into and for whom, in plain Danish or English. It takes a paragraph, not a brief.
You get a draft to work on, not a finished verdict. On a one-pager most of the editing is deletion, and every line is yours to delete.
Nothing is public until you publish it. Connect your domain, put the link in your profile, and update the track record after the next mandate.
A free tier you can genuinely publish on, and paid plans that add more if the practice grows past one page.
Per month, in DKK. No sales call, no minimum number of users, and no enterprise tier — this is sold to one person running one practice. The pricing page carries the full detail.
See pricingYes. A one-pager with a track record and a booking calendar is a product shape here, not a cut-down website. Nothing pushes you toward pages you do not want.
Yes — intro-call booking is built in and sits at the end of the page. You set which slots exist, and a booked meeting lands without a scheduling exchange.
Yes — your own invoices for your own mandates, from the same platform the page runs on. That is invoicing and nothing more.
No. Sitenyx builds your page and books your meetings; your own toolkit and your methods are your profession. There is no dashboard and no reporting in this product, and none is planned.
Yes — both at parity, out of 20 available languages. Your Danish network and an international board read the same page rather than a translated afterthought.
Yes — your own domain with automatic TLS. The link in your profile points at your own name rather than at a platform subdomain, and getting started costs nothing.
The preview is free and needs no account. Nothing goes live until you say so.
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