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Public pages people find on Google, with services, programs, proof, videos, legal pages, and a contact flow.
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For coaches
Building a real website is the one thing most coaches never get to. Coloseos makes it a few questions, then builds the whole site for you.
Coloseos brings the pieces coaches already have onto one website. One page a prospect can read and contact you from.
Today that's a website builder, a calendar, an inbox, a design tool, and a spreadsheet. Five logins that don't talk to each other. Coloseos puts them in one place.
Public pages people find on Google, with services, programs, proof, videos, legal pages, and a contact flow.
Blogs, programs, flyers, and events that publish, send, print, and reuse the same coach facts.
Weekly cards for reviews, Google, useful content, local reach, site polish, and next actions.
Requests, full reply threads, email delivery, requested times, and Colos-AI reply drafts.
Availability, sessions, events, holds, calendar feeds, and Google Calendar sync.
Athlete profiles, assigned programs, notes, messages, portal access, and follow-up calls.
Visits, clicks, blog reads, search landings, requests, and signals worth acting on.
Drafts site copy, blogs, replies, review asks, Google text, and growth notes while the coach stays in control.
When a prospect is comparing you to a more-established coach, a link in your bio loses. This is the page that shows you're the real thing: photo, services, programs, prices, testimonials, videos, social links, and a contact form, all found on Google. Trust lands here before anyone writes to you.
Name, discipline, city, real portraits, one CTA. Search-friendly when you publish.
Trail coach · Your city
I used to race. Now I coach age-groupers building their first big season. Thirty minutes of structure a day beats three hours of scrolling a plan you won’t follow.



See if we're a fit — no pitch, just questions.
Four weeks built from your goals — yours to keep.
Two gym sessions a week, matched to your running load.
Plan + video review + WhatsApp between sessions.
Build, taper, race week, debrief — all included.
AI drafts your story from the basics. You polish one paragraph.
I used to race. Now I coach age-groupers building their first big season. Thirty minutes of structure a day beats three hours of scrolling a plan you won’t follow.
Regular offers plus longer blocks, cohorts, and packages. No booking cut, ever.
Instagram, Strava, YouTube, TikTok — linked from your page.
Race finishes tied to the actual event — verifiable.
Google reviews and testimonials, shown where prospects decide.
Dropped my marathon PB by four minutes in one block. The plans actually fit my week.
— active athlete · 18 months
Federations, qualifications, clubs — badged and dated.
Gear and platform partners, logos front and centre.
Availability shown clearly. Visitors send a request; you reply directly.
Every city and venue — plotted on one map.
Magazines, podcasts, interviews — all linked.
The 12-week plan for your first 70.3
Swim to run faster — episode 41
Coming back from a stress fracture
A social profile is borrowed space with borrowed rules. Here is what only a site you own can do.
Your own domain and page, with your rules. Not borrowed space you could lose.
Shows up when someone searches “triathlon coach Brussels,” not only when you post.
Services, prices, programs, proof, and a contact flow a social feed can't hold.
A real domain and a complete page signal a coach worth booking.
Most coaches go quiet because every post, flyer, or event starts from a blank page. Here each one starts as a draft you edit: blogs, programs, flyers, and events you can publish, send, print, and reuse. Site, Grow, Inbox, Calendar, Athletes, and Insights keep the rest organized.
A5, A4 poster, business card. Three formats, browser-print to PDF.
Give a longer block, cohort, package, or guided plan its own page.
Create a dated clinic, workshop, Q&A, or open session with a link to share.
Publish on the coach site and send the update to confirmed subscribers.
Add the videos visitors should watch to the public Videos section.

Dropped 12 seconds per 100m in eight weeks.
— Jordan R.
Honest, precise, a little stubborn. Exactly what I needed.
— Leah P.
Ask on Google, reply there, and show your favourite proof on Site.
Most coaches stall right here. Grow gives you a few small moves each week and tells you which one matters now: ask for a Google review, write an athlete story, refresh your Google page, post an event, or print flyers.
A short set you can actually finish before the weekend.
Blog idea
Content
Event clinic
Reach
Flyer drop
Local
Add a card to this week, mark it done, or skip it. The editor opens only when a card needs one.
Save the listing URL, add a Place ID, draft categories, descriptions, and review replies, then copy them to Google yourself.
Copy a Google review ask, mark someone as asked, and showcase the best testimonials on Site.
Athlete story
open Blog
Open clinic
open Events
Review ask
open Reviews
When a card needs an asset, open Blog, Events, Flyers, Google, or Reviews.
Clinic page
publish event
A5 flyer
print local
Venue list
drop-off plan
Events, flyers, and local drop-offs stay tied to a real place and a next action.
Most coaches stall after launch. Grow keeps the next move obvious, with the copy already drafted.
A good lead messages you, you mean to reply, and a week later it's buried. Coloseos catches every request from your site with contact and context, helps you reply and confirm session times, and keeps athlete follow-up in one place. Online payment collection is not part of the controlled free launch; booking and RSVP still work without it.
Thread saved, email delivery recorded
Preferred time, Tue 10:30
Assign program, notes, messages
Payment boundary
Coloseos helps coaches get contacted, reply, schedule, and follow up. Online payment collection is coming soon. For the controlled free launch, visitors can still enquire, book, and RSVP without a payment step.
A Pro perk. We check that the public site, services, and credentials are real before granting it. The badge sits next to the coach's name on their public page. It's small and dated, and shows on hover.
Pro coaches can apply for a Verified by Coloseos badge. We review the public site, the services, and the credentials before letting a coach wear it. The badge shows next to their name on their public page — small, dated, hover-revealed.
Talking yourself up and asking for reviews is the work most coaches avoid. Colos-AI drafts your about page, services, blogs, review asks, Google text, and replies from the facts you gave. You review it, then copy or save what works. It never invents a claim or a client you didn't give it.
Runs once access is approved. Tunes the vocabulary — session vs class, athlete vs trainee.
Hero, about, services, programs, credentials, partners — written in your voice from the basics.
Turns a rough note into a blog with subscriber email ready.
Pack-aware angles for the A4 poster, A5, and business card. Pick, print.
Review asks, Google descriptions, event notes, outreach messages, and the copy behind the next action.
Long Google Business description and the 100-character short version.
Turns a Google review link into a short text, email, or message you can send.
Three-step draft with a critic pass. Adapts to your country and what you coach.
Reads the request, writes the response. Never invents a contact you didn't give it.
Turns visits, clicks, and requests into a short note on what to keep, fix, or try next.
Answer a few questions about your coaching. Colos-AI drafts the site, the programs, and your first content. You review everything before anything goes live.
Free to start
Tell Coloseos what kind of coach you are. We build a first draft of your site, then email you when it’s ready to look over. Your website, booking requests, and client records stay together in one place. Paid plans, newsletter sending, and payment collection are coming soon.
Free forever · 200 Colos-AI credits every month
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