For coaches — executive, career, business, life, health

How many of 150 prospects would book a call from your website?

Paste your website below. A panel of 150 realistic coaching prospects — ROI skeptics, comparison shoppers, people ready to invest — reads your page and reacts in plain words. You see who would book a discovery call, who wouldn't, and exactly what's stopping them.

Report in ~5 minutes · $49 one-time · auto-refund if we can't produce it

Synthetic panel · live0 / 150 responded

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The free tier sounds generous, but I can't tell what the paid plan actually adds. I'd try it and probably never upgrade.

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mean PI 3.62 · σ 1.0468th percentile vs. consumer-app benchmark
650+
coaching websites already scored — your result is ranked against all of them
~5 min
from pasting your URL to a full report
$49
vs $15,000+ for a traditional research panel
90%
of a live human panel's reliability, achieved by the peer-reviewed method behind the score¹

What you get

Three things, in plain language.

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A straight number

How many of the 150 would book a call — and your percentile against hundreds of other coaching sites. “Better than 58% of comparable pages”, not vague advice.

2

Every objection, in their words

The real reasons prospects don't book: no price anywhere, outcomes too vague, nothing to verify. Quoted, counted, and grouped by prospect type.

3

Exactly what to change

Specific rewrites tied to each objection — what to put above the fold, what proof to add, what to cut. A to-do list for your page, not theory.

Who judges your page

The jury: six kinds of coaching prospect

Every coaching site faces the same fixed panel, in the same proportions. That's what makes the percentile fair: your page and 650+ others, judged by the same jury.

ROI skeptic~30 of 150

Doubts a coach delivers measurable value over books, podcasts, or free advice. Needs concrete outcomes, proof, and a clear method before spending money or time on a call.

Urgent, pain-driven seeker~30 of 150

Facing an acute problem — a career crossroads, burnout, a stalled business, a health goal — and motivated to act now if the page shows this coach has solved exactly their situation.

Credential- and referral-led buyer~27 of 150

Trusts proof over promises: credentials, client testimonials, recognizable logos, case studies, and specifics. Skeptical of vague transformation language without evidence.

Budget-conscious evaluator~24 of 150

Weighs coaching cost against cheaper or free alternatives and their own time. Will book a call only if the value and fit look clearly worth the likely price.

DIY self-helper~21 of 150

Default is to figure it out alone with courses, books, or communities. Reluctant to hire a coach; needs a compelling reason that self-directed effort will not get them there.

Ready-to-invest committed client~18 of 150

Already convinced coaching can help and is looking for the right person. Books quickly when the page signals genuine fit, chemistry, and a clear next step to get started.

Straight answers

What this is for — and what it isn't.

Built for

  • Seeing which prospect types your page wins and loses — and why, in their own words
  • Ranking your page against other coaching sites judged by the same panel
  • Finding the objections that stop bookings: unclear pricing, vague outcomes, missing proof
  • Getting concrete page changes tied to each objection

Not built for

  • Predicting your exact booking rate — the score is directional, built for comparison
  • Replacing conversations with real clients — it gets you to those conversations with a sharper page
  • Judging your coaching itself — the panel reads your page the way a stranger does

Pricing

One page, one payment. No subscription.

Questions

Asked by coaches who should be skeptical.

Are the 150 prospects real people?

No — and we're upfront about that. They're research-grade AI personas built on a peer-reviewed method (Semantic Similarity Rating) validated against 9,300 real survey respondents, recovering about 90% of what a repeated human panel finds. Think of it as a rigorous rehearsal audience: not a replacement for real clients, but far more signal than guessing.

I'm an executive / career / health coach — does the panel fit my niche?

Yes. The panel is built around how coaching buyers decide — ROI skepticism, need for proof, price sensitivity, urgency — and those cut across coaching niches. You can add a note about your specific practice and the report's wording will reflect it.

My site is on Squarespace, Wix, or Kajabi — does that matter?

No. If your page is public, we can test it. Paste the URL exactly as a prospect would see it.

Do I need to be technical to use the report?

No. The report is plain language: a number, who says no and why, and a list of changes. If you can edit your own website — or send instructions to whoever does — you can act on it.

What if you can't produce my report?

Then you aren't charged: if the page can't be read or the report can't be generated, the payment is automatically refunded.

Free guides

Before you test: the common failure patterns.

Why coaches websites don't convert: the common mistakes

The objections that stop prospects from taking action on coaches websites — drawn from a fixed buyer panel and 711+ scored coaches pages — and how to find them on your own page.

Read the guide →

Coaching (executive, career, business, life, health) landing page conversion checklist

A conversion checklist for coaches websites, derived from the buyer types that decide whether to book call — what each one needs to see before they act.

Read the guide →

How to test a coaches landing page before you launch

A repeatable way to test a coaches landing page against a realistic buyer panel — get objections and a peer percentile in about five minutes, before you spend on traffic.

Read the guide →

Five minutes from now

You could know exactly why prospects don't book.

Or keep rewriting the page on instinct and hoping the next version converts.

Report in ~5 minutes · $49 one-time · auto-refund if we can't produce it