Best Framer Templates for Coaches (2026)
Framer templates for coaches, consultants and course creators compared: single-page sales sites vs full multi-page sites, and which to pick.

Best Framer Templates for Coaches
A coaching website has one job: help the right person trust you enough to book a call or join your programme. That usually means a clear promise, your story, proof from past clients, what working with you looks like, and one obvious next step. Here are Framer templates built for coaches, and how they differ.
Two kinds of coaching site
A long sales page. One page that tells the story and sells one offer, like a cohort, an accelerator or a high-ticket programme.
A full site. Several pages for programmes, events, resources and a blog, for coaches building a broader personal brand.
Decide which you need first: it narrows the choice quickly.
The templates
1. Zeen by WORKSHOP99 ($49)
Zeen is our long-form landing page for coaches, consultants, founders and course creators selling a cohort programme, accelerator or high-ticket offer. It’s our own template, so weigh that: it walks the visitor through the story, the offer and the proof on one page, with a countdown timer you can set to your enrolment deadline.
Best for: coaches selling one flagship programme.
2. Speax by WORKSHOP99 ($49)
Speax is for public speakers, course creators and coaches who need a clean, modern site to present talks, courses and bookings.
Best for: speakers and course creators.
3. Coacher by PixlJoy ($49 launch price)
Coacher is a story-driven, sales-oriented template for coaches and consultants selling one-to-one coaching, group programmes or online courses, with conversion-focused forms and motion effects. It’s essentially a single sales page (Home, plus 404 and refund policy).
Best for: coaches who want a single, animated sales page.
4. Coachinx by Salome Katunzi (free)
Coachinx is a free multi-page template for coaches, consultants, speakers, authors and personal brands, with Home, About, Programs, Events, Resources and Contact pages and a CMS blog.
Best for: coaches who want a full site without paying for a template.
How to choose
Selling one programme with a deadline? A long sales page (Zeen or Coacher).
Building a personal brand with events and content? A multi-page site (Coachinx, Speax).
Whichever you pick: use real testimonials, one clear call to action, and a booking link that works on mobile.
Still deciding? Our template finder asks three quick questions, or email hello@workshop99.agency.
FAQ
Single page or multi-page for a coaching site? A single page works if you sell one programme and want visitors to book a call. Choose multi-page if you have several offers, a blog or courses to show.
What should a coaching website include? Who you help and the result you get them, proof such as testimonials, your offers with a clear next step, and a short story about you.
Do I need to know how to code? No. You edit text, images and CMS items in Framer much like a slide deck, and publish with one click.
Do I need a paid Framer plan? You can build and publish on Framer’s free plan with a framer.website address. To use your own domain you need a paid site plan: Basic is $10 a month and Pro is $30 a month, billed yearly.
How do WORKSHOP99 templates work? You pay once on workshop99.agency, get the template in your own Framer account and edit it there. There’s no subscription from us.
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