You have the audience. Where are the clients?

I find the gap between someone following you and someone paying you, then I build the thing that closes it. Most coaches have the audience and the offer sorted. The middle is held together by DMs and memory. That middle is the part I build.

It depends what your setup actually needs. Some coaches need one gap closed. Others need the whole path built. The number comes from the work involved, the market rate where you are, the size of your audience, and what you earn now. You get a price after I have been through your setup, not before.

Your system is live and taking payments by day 21. Whether clients come in week three or week eight depends on your audience and your offer, not on the build. Anyone giving you a date is guessing. What I promise is that the build lands on time and I keep working it after.

No. You coach, I build. It runs on one platform that I set up and I run, so you are not learning software or maintaining anything. Most coaches I look at are juggling four or five tools that do not talk to each other. After the build, you open one.

Most funnels fail because someone built the pieces and nobody checked what happened after. Before I build anything, I go through your setup like a customer and find where people actually stop. Then I fix that one thing, not everything. You see the read before you spend anything.

It works if people already find you, whether that is a few thousand followers or traffic you pay for. If nobody is arriving yet, a system has nothing to convert. That is a reach problem, not a system problem, and it needs content or an ad budget first. I will tell you honestly which one you have.

Not to start. If you already have an audience, the first build works with the traffic you have. If you want ads, I run them as part of the monthly, and the ad budget goes on your card straight to Meta, never through me. There is a minimum daily spend before ads are worth switching on at all.

You and I write down one number before anything starts, and it is a cost you can check rather than a revenue promise. If your system is not live by day 21, you stop paying until it is. If the number is not hit by day 60, I keep working it for another 30 days at no extra build cost.

I take a small number of clients at once, on purpose. Three to five, and no more than two builds running at the same time. That is why you get me answering you the same day instead of an account manager. If I am full when you message, I will say so and give you a date.