Coaches who complement each other can connect, form a named team, and sell joint sessions with an agreed revenue split.
Connect with another coach
Dashboard → Coach network. Search the directory, send a connection request, and the other coach accepts or declines. Connections are mutual — nothing appears publicly until both sides agree. Accepted connections show as a “Works with” strip on each of your profiles, which is a natural referral path when an enquiry is outside your scope.
Create or join a team
A team is a named group with its own description. The coach who creates it is the lead and manages the roster; you can only invite coaches you are already connected to. Teams start as a draft, so you can build the roster privately and publish when you are ready. Any member can leave a team at any time.
Build a joint offering
Dashboard → Joint offerings. Attach an offering to a team, add the collaborating coaches, and set each coach's revenue share. Shares must total exactly 100% — the Platform will not save an offering that does not balance. Joint offerings appear on every collaborator's profile with a joint-session label and the names of the coaches involved.
- Only accepted team members can be added as collaborators.
- One coach owns the booking and the calendar hold; the others are paid from the split.
- Set custom pricing on the offering itself — a joint session does not have to equal the sum of individual rates.
How a split gets paid
When a client pays for a joint offering, the escrowed amount and the platform fee are divided by your agreed shares and posted as separate lines in each coach's earnings ledger. Each coach is paid out to their own connected payout account on the normal schedule. Refunds reverse every line of the split together, so no one is left holding a share of a refunded session.
Merge sessions into a team event
On a joint offering you can switch booking mode to “team event”. A team event is booked once and held on every collaborating coach's calendar at the same time, so nobody double-books. Pick a lead coach whose availability drives the offered slots, and use the shared booking notes to tell clients who attends, how the time is split, and what to prepare.
Referral links and attribution
Dashboard → Referral links. Create a code for each partner or campaign and share the short link. When someone lands through it and later signs up, the signup is attributed to you, and their first purchases are credited as conversions. Referral analytics shows clicks, signups, conversions and attributed revenue per code.
- A coach cannot refer themselves, and the first code a person arrives with wins.
- If a booking is refunded, or a subscription is cancelled or charged back, the matching conversion is reversed automatically and shown separately as reversed credit.
- Deactivate a code instead of deleting it when you want to keep its history.
Approvals, alerts and etiquette
Every connection request, team invitation and joint offering publication is written to the approval activity log on your dashboard, with who acted and when — so both sides have the same history. Choose whether connection, offering and referral alerts reach you in-app, by email, both or neither under Email preferences → Network alerts.
Agree the split in writing before you publish, and revisit it if the balance of work changes. Do not add a coach as a collaborator who is not genuinely delivering part of the engagement — misrepresenting who delivers a session breaches the Terms and can suspend the offering.
