Sell a $49 program, keep about $44.

365Coachly takes a flat 5% platform fee when you make a sale, and card processing (about 2.9% + 30c) comes out of the sale too, the same as on any platform that takes payments. No listing fees, no monthly subscription, no minimum. If you do not sell, you do not pay.

What a $100 coaching session looks like

Client pays
$100.00
365Coachly fee (5%)
-$5.00
Card processing (2.9% + 30c)
-$3.20
You receive
$91.80

Card processing is what Visa, Mastercard and Stripe charge to move the money. Every platform pays it; we show it rather than folding it into a bigger cut.

  1. 1

    Create your storefront

    Claim a handle, add a bio and your socials. Two minutes.

  2. 2

    Connect Stripe

    Stripe verifies you and handles payouts straight to your bank.

  3. 3

    Upload a product

    PDF, video, a link to a Notion plan - whatever you already sell.

  4. 4

    Share your link

    Send people to your storefront. We handle checkout and delivery.

What the 5% includes

All of it, from the first day. There is no higher tier.

What it costs

A quarter of what our closest competitor takes

Playbook makes the same promise we do: they only earn when you earn. They take 20% of it. We take 5%.

PlatformMonthly feeCut of sales
365Coachly$05%Nothing until you sell
Playbook$020%Four times our cut, same promise
TrueCoach$26 – $137NonePriced by client count, not by sales
EverfitFree, then $19+NoneFree to 5 clients, then about $3.80 each
Trainerize$20 – $250None30-day trial, then billed whether you sell or not
Coachway€69 + €9/clientNoneGrows with every client you add

Where a monthly fee wins

If you are already billing more than about $2,000 a month, a flat fee can work out cheaper than a percentage. That is simply how the two shapes behave. We would rather you knew that from us than worked it out later and felt caught. Run your own numbers and the calculator subtracts our fee, so it will tell you to stay where you are if that is what the maths says.

Published rates as of 29 September 2026, taken from each company's own pricing page, including the add-ons they charge separately. Card processing is extra everywhere, including here.