Life coach website template

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Designed for

  • Life and career coaches
  • Leadership and executive coaches
  • Coaches who work online over video
  • Consultants who sell by discovery call

Key highlights

  • Announcement bar
  • Split-screen hero
  • Who it's for comparison
  • Scroll-drawn steps path
  • Pricing cards
  • Before-and-after stories
  • Parallax quote band
  • FAQ accordion
  • Intro call form

About this life coach template

People shopping for a coach want to know two things fast: is this for me, and what happens if I reach out? This page answers both before the first scroll. A slim announcement bar offers a free intro call, and the split-screen hero pairs a calm headline, with one word underlined in a hand-drawn stroke, with a sunlit forest path photo and a single "Book a free intro call" button.

Next comes an honest fit check: "This is for you if" and "This isn't for you if" side by side, so the wrong clients rule themselves out and the right ones feel seen. The four steps from intro call to final review sit along a winding line that draws itself in as you scroll, so the process feels as clear as the promise.

Programs are three rounded pricing cards: a free intro call, a single session and the 8-week program, raised in the middle in deep forest green with a "Most chosen" label, plus a note that employers often pay. Client stories show where each person started and where they ended up, as before-and-after cards. A full-width quote band with a slow parallax slows the page down before the coach's story, which is text only, with a pull quote and credentials, so you never need a professional headshot to look established.

A six-question FAQ handles the usual doubts, from therapy versus coaching to rescheduling, and the intro call form asks what is on their mind and the best time to talk, then lands in your inbox. Off-white pages, soft sage and forest green, DM Serif Display headings and Figtree text keep it calm. Your copy comes with the same six photos. Before you publish, set the email for call requests, swap the sample stories for your clients' real words, and replace the sample credential, client count and years of experience with your own.

The description behind this page

PromptLanding generated the sample page from this description and 6 photos. Write yours the same way to build a page from scratch.

Clear Path Coaching is Nora Ellison, a career and life coach based in Denver, Colorado, coaching clients across the US over video. I work with mid-career professionals who feel stuck: people weighing a career change, going for a promotion or their first leadership role, or running on empty. No pep talks and no five-year plans; we find your next clear step and take it.

Main goal: get people to book a free 20-minute intro call.

Who it's for: you're good at your job but it no longer fits; you keep thinking about a change and never start; you want a promotion or a leadership role and don't know what's holding you back; you're saying yes to everything and running on empty. Who it isn't for: anyone looking for therapy or crisis support (I'll gladly point you to a licensed therapist), anyone who wants to be told what to do, and anyone after a quick fix.

How it works: 1. A free 20-minute intro call to see if we're a good fit, with no pitch. 2. A clarity session where we map where you are and where you want to be. 3. Weekly sessions with small experiments between them, and messages whenever you get stuck. 4. A review of what changed and a plan for your next chapter.

Programs and prices: Free intro call, 20 minutes, $0. Single session, $180 for 60 minutes, for one decision or a hard conversation you want to prepare. The Clear Path program, $1,200 for 8 weeks: eight weekly 60-minute sessions, a workbook, messaging support between sessions and a check-in 30 days after we finish; or two payments of $600. Many clients use their employer's professional development budget, and I send an invoice for it.

Client stories (before and after): Jordan P., product manager. Before: "Seven years in the same role and dreading Mondays." After: "I moved into a UX research role I actually chose." Aisha K., nurse manager. Before: "Running on empty and saying yes to everything." After: "I negotiated a four-day week and got my evenings back." Daniel R., software engineer. Before: "Passed over for team lead twice." After: "I've been leading a team of six since spring."

Quote for the page: "You don't need the whole map. You need the next clear step."

About me: I spent 12 years in HR at tech companies, watching smart people stay stuck in jobs that no longer fit them. I trained as a coach, earned the ICF PCC credential and have coached more than 300 clients since 2017. I'm direct, warm and a little nosy about what you actually want. I live in Denver with my partner and a very opinionated dog.

FAQ: Is coaching the same as therapy? No: therapy helps you heal the past, coaching helps you move forward; if therapy is what you need, I'll say so. Do we meet in person? Sessions are on video, so you can join from anywhere in the US. What if I don't know what I want yet? That's exactly what the clarity session is for. How soon will I see a change? Most clients take their first real step within the first three weeks. Can my employer pay? Often, yes; I'll send an invoice for your professional development budget. What if I need to reschedule? Give me 24 hours' notice and we'll find a new time.

Intro call form: name, email, what's on your mind (career change, promotion or leadership, burnout and balance, something else), the best time for a call (mornings, afternoons or evenings, Mountain Time) and a short message. I reply within one business day with times for your free 20-minute call. Send requests to: hello@clearpathcoaching.example.

Style: calm, airy and warm, like a quiet morning. Off-white pages, soft sage panels and deep forest green for text and buttons, with DM Serif Display headings and Figtree body text. Soft rounded cards with gentle shadows, thin line icons and lots of space. A slim forest-green announcement bar sits above the header with one line about free intro calls. The header is white, with the name in serif on the left, the links About, How it works, Programs, Stories and FAQ in the middle and an outlined "Book a free call" button on the right; on phones the menu slides down from the top. The hero is split screen: the left half is a soft sage panel with the headline (one word underlined with a hand-drawn brush stroke), a short line and a "Book a free intro call" button; the right half is the forest path photo at full height with one rounded corner. Who it's for compares two columns side by side, "This is for you if" with sage checkmarks and "This isn't for you if" with soft crosses, next to the road photo. How it works draws a winding dotted path down the page that fills in as you scroll, with the four steps as stops along it. Programs are three rounded pricing cards; the 8-week program in the middle is raised, in forest green with off-white text and a small "Most chosen" label. Client stories are before-and-after cards: a "Before" line, an arrow, an "After" line and the client's name. A full-width quote band shows the quote over the misty bench photo with a slow parallax. About is text only: the story in two columns with a pull quote and the credentials. The FAQ is an accordion. The intro call form sits on a sage card next to the coffee photo. The footer is forest green and simple.

Best use cases

A website for a solo life or career coach

Put your story, your programs with prices and an intro call form on one page, and link it from your social profiles and directory listings. The fit check filters out people you can't help before they book a call.

Leadership and executive coaching

Rename the programs to leadership packages, rewrite the fit check for new managers and senior leaders, and keep the employer budget note: companies often pay for this kind of coaching.

Health, wellness and relationship coaches

Swap the career examples for your niche in chat, keep the line that points people who need therapy to a licensed therapist, and replace the client stories with your own before-and-after results.

Consultants who sell by discovery call

Business, marketing and freelance consultants sell the same way: who it is for, how working together goes, packages, proof and a call. Ask in chat to rename the sections and change the form questions to fit.

Getting started

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  2. Put in your details

    Tell the chat your name, contact details, prices and real reviews, and upload your own photos.

  3. Edit by chatting

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  4. Publish

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Make it yours by chatting

After you start, change the page by sending messages like these:

  • Change your programs

    “Change the programs to: 6-week reset $900, 3-month leadership program $2,400, single session $200.”

  • Add your own story

    “Rewrite the about section: I was a teacher for ten years before I became a coach.”

  • Ask a new question

    “Add a question to the intro call form: what would you like to be different in six months?”

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