Free-Sources

Website Platforms

• SquareSpace ($16/mo or $144/year). This is what I recommend for health coaches. Easy to set up, easy to use and if you hire me for help, this and Kajabi are the only platforms I can help you with. UPDATE: The recent updates to Squarespace has made it a lot less user friendly in my opinion. If you are building a business online I suggest going with an eCommerce platform such as Kajabi or Simplero.
• WordPress -  (Wordpress is free to use, but I suggest investing in a professional theme which can range from $50 to $500). It's the most popular platform in the world, but very confusing to manage yourself unless you are a programmer.
• Wix & Weebly are two other free or inexpensive platforms, but I don't recommend them because most of the sites I've seen look very amateurish.

eCommerce Platforms

• Kajabi - helps you sell and market digital products and courses. (it's what I use, starting at $119/month)
• Simplero - If I didn't already use Kajabi, this is likely the solution I would be using. If nothing else, check out SImplero and opt into their free 8 email welcoming sequence to give you ideas on how you should set yours up.
• Simvoly - Similar to Kajabi, about half the price, but it doesn't include email marketing.
• Click Funnels - super spammy IMO
• Podia
• Teachable
• Shopify (best if you are selling physical products)
• SamCart - great for one page funnels
• ThriveCart - I use this to host my checkout pages
• Groove Funnels
• BestBuilder.io

Community Platforms:

Most people just use Facebook groups to host their communities because it'c convenient and most people are already on Facebook. The problem is it's not very professional and Facebook also controls the client relationship. You have no way to email everybody at once, and they could potentially shut you down at any time. I think it's best to host your own community on another platform where you are in control.

• Circle.so is what I use to host Ketocoders.com and what Brian Sanders from Food Lies uses to host his Sapien Tribe.
• Mighty Networks is also a really nice option. Rob Wolf's Healthy Rebellion is on MN.

Email Automation 

• Moo Send (starting at $10/mo) is probably your best bet if you don't have Kajabi or Simpelro with built in emailing capabilites.
• Convert Kit (starting at $29/mo)
• Drip (free for up to 100 contacts, then $49/mo)
• MailChimp
• Mad Mimi (free or starting at $42/mo)
• Get Response
• Bird Send
• Active Campaign

Payment Portals 

• Square Up
• Stripe
• PayPal

Automatic Scheduling

• Calendly (free or starting at $8/mo)
• Acuity (free or starting at $15/mo)
• Schedule Once (starting at $5/mo)

Web Chat 

• Drift (free or $50/mo)
• Tawk (free)
• Intercom (between $53-$155/mo)
• Many Chat (FB messenger automation free or starting at $10/mo)

Surveys & Questionnaires

• TypeForm (free or $35/mo)
• Wufoo

Online meetings

• Zoom (free or $15-20/mo)

Graphic Designers

• 99 Designs
• Fiverr
• Moo (sweet, affordable business cards)

Stock Images

• Pexels
• 123RF
• Shutterstock

Social Proof & Notifications

• ProveSource
• Beamer

More resources will be added soon

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