Your programs and calls, paid before the call starts.

One link shows what you offer, what it costs and when you're free. They pick a slot and pay for it, so the week fills with people who show up.

Yoink AI builds your page

Type your current Instagram, TikTok or YouTube handle. You can add more in the next step.

It reads your public content and drafts the whole thing: your programs, your call slots, your free guide. Live before your next client call, free while we're early.

Your page could look like this by tonight

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A short link that looks premium

yo.ink/you fits any bio and reads like a brand, not a URL.

Live before your next client call

1

Type your handle

The Instagram, TikTok or YouTube one your audience already follows. That's all we ask.

2

Yoink AI drafts the page

It reads your content and builds the kit: programs, call slots, guides, look. About 30 seconds.

3

Drop the link

One link in every bio, in your email footer, at the end of every free training.

Everything a client checks before they say yes

The questions you answer twelve times a week, answered once, on a page dressed like your practice. All of it ships free.

Programs that explain themselves

What's inside, who it's for, what it costs. Read, decided and paid without a week of back and forth.

Calls paid when they're booked

You set the hours you take calls; they see real openings and pay for the slot. Paid slots get kept. Free discovery calls get skipped.

Guides land instantly

The spreadsheet, the workbook, the checklist. It reaches them the second the payment clears, at 2am, on a Sunday.

Proof where they look for it

Ratings, reviews and how many people have bought, right on the card. The sales count shows only if you switch it on.

A free guide, for an email

One page of real value in exchange for an address. The list is yours, and it leaves with you if you ever go.

The money never sits with us

Payments run through Stripe into your own account, so payouts are between you and your bank. 3% only on page sales, never on the work you invoice.

It looks like your practice

Warm and human, or quiet type on white with the numbers doing the talking. Pick a world and the page dresses itself.

One link, every placement

The bio, the LinkedIn headline, the email footer, the slide at the end of the webinar. All pointing at the same page.

Raise the price once.
It's raised everywhere.

A new program. A waitlist. Calls at a fair rate for the first time. Edit the field once and your page and every bio your link sits in are already current.

No old price list in someone's screenshots. No PDF doing the rounds.

Early pricing. Locked when you claim.

No stack of subscriptions before your first sale: it's $0 while we're early, and the deal is grandfathered. Prices rise for later signups; yours stays where you claimed it.

Free · early pricing

$0 / month

  • The whole coaching kit: programs, calls, guides, email capture, payments
  • Your own yo.ink/your.alias
  • Every starter theme in the wardrobe
  • Sell on your page at 3% per sale, never on the work you invoice
  • Yours for good: later price rises skip you
  • A small Yoink signature at the foot
Claim it while it's free

Pro · early pricing

$5 / month

  • Everything in Free
  • 0% on page sales
  • Locked for life: later signups pay $19/mo, you never will
  • Your own web address, and the signature comes off
  • For when the client list compounds
Go Pro

No setup fees, cancel whenever, your clients and your list stay yours. Full detail on the pricing page.

Quick answers

How does the money reach me? Do you hold it?

We never hold it. Payments run through Stripe into your own Stripe account, and payouts land in your bank on Stripe’s normal schedule, not on ours. Checkout opens right on your page: no redirect, no account for the client to make, and they can pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card.

Can a client book and pay for a 1:1 call in one go?

Yes, in the same tap. They see the hours you really take calls, pick a slot and pay for it there and then. A paid slot is a kept slot: people guard an appointment they have paid for in a way no free discovery call ever gets.

Do calls need my calendar connected?

No. You set the days and hours you take calls, how long each one runs and how much notice you need; clients only ever see slots inside that. Nothing to connect on day one. Any calendar app can subscribe to your bookings feed on any plan, and two-way Google sync, where your busy events block slots by themselves, is one switch on Pro.

Can I sell a program or a package, not just single calls?

Yes. A program, a four-call package, a workbook, a paid cohort: each one is a card with what’s inside, who it’s for and the price on it. The page answers “what does it cost” so the DM thread doesn’t have to. Sell one thing or twelve; the page is the same amount of work.

Most of my work is on invoice or retainer. Do you take a cut of that?

No. The 3% applies to what the page itself sells, and to nothing else. An invoice you send, a retainer you already run, corporate work a finance team pays: none of it is ours to touch. Plenty of coaches use the page as the front door and keep billing the big engagements exactly as they do today.

Is Yoink free for coaches?

Yes, while we’re early. Early users get the whole coaching kit (programs, calls, guides, email capture, payments) free on their own yo.ink link, and keep that deal when prices rise for later signups. Selling on your page costs early users 3% per sale, never anything you invoice off the page. Pro ($5/mo early price, locked for life) sells at 0% and removes the small Yoink signature.

How long does setting up really take?

About 30 seconds for the draft: type the handle you already use and Yoink AI reads your public content and lays out the programs, the call slots and a guide. You fix the prices and the words, put the link in your bio, and run it next to whatever you have now for as long as you like. Nothing to unpick first.

Can I keep it professional enough for corporate clients?

That is a theme, not a compromise. Some worlds are warm and personal, some are quiet type on white with the numbers doing the talking. Pick one and the whole page dresses itself. On Pro the page runs on your own web address and the Yoink signature comes off, so what a procurement team opens is simply your site.

If I ever leave, what do I keep?

Your list, your prices, your clients. The emails you collect are yours, not ours to keep, and they leave with you. And because payments run through your own Stripe account, your payment history already lives in your Stripe dashboard, never in a balance you would have to claim on the way out.

Does Yoink do contracts, intake forms or a client portal?

No, and we’d rather tell you than sell you. Yoink is the front door of the practice: it shows the offer, takes the money and books the call. It gets you paid; it doesn’t run the back office. Bookings can ask up to three intake questions at checkout on Pro, and the page sits happily next to whatever runs your client work today.

I only have a small following. Is this worth it?

A coaching page does not need reach, it needs the people already asking you questions to find a price and a Book button. Start with one call slot and one guide; add the rest as you learn what people ask for. The link grows with the practice.

Start free. Live before your next call.

Type the handle you already have. Yoink AI drafts the page, you fix what it got wrong, and the link goes in the bio tonight.

Yoink AI builds your page

Type your current Instagram, TikTok or YouTube handle. You can add more in the next step.

Free while we're early, no card. Today's pricing locks to your account the day you claim.

Cassandra Vale and every other coach on this page is a demo, not a client: the people, their prices, their clients and their reviews are fictional. Photography: Pexels.