First

How do we reach you?

Just so we can send you the website when it's ready. The contact details that go on your website come later.

Your first and last name *

Your email *

Where we send the link to your finished website.

Your program

What are we building?

Program name *

What goes at the top of every page. Your own name is fine if that's what people call it.

Sport *

You are *

A private coach or trainer A team A club, academy or program Something else

City or area *

The first thing a parent looks for, and it goes on your website.

Where do you train?

Optional, but include the street address if you want it listed. A parent will put this straight into their maps app, and plenty of towns have two schools with the same name.

What you offer

What are people signing up for?

Your website

What should it do?

When someone lands on it, what do you want them to do? *

This changes the page more than anything else you'll tell us.

Contact email for your website *

Enquiries go straight here. We never see them.

Contact phone for your website

Optional. Leave blank to keep it off.

Where do you post the most? *

Your handle there *

Do you currently have a website for this program? *

No, not yet Yes, I have one

Photos

Pick your photos

Straight off your phone or computer. We only ever use photos you hand us deliberately — we don't pull anything off your social accounts.

Add photos Tap to choose from your camera roll, or drag files in

Action shots, your facility, team photos. Six to ten is plenty.

No photos ready yet. Use placeholders for now and we'll swap them in later. Required. These photos are mine to use, and for anyone under 18 in them I have a parent's permission. The same goes for any wording or content from my current website.

Last part, all optional

The details only you know

None of this is required. Every line you fill in is one less thing we have to guess at, and it is usually what stops a website feeling generic.

What are you proud of?

Questions people always ask you — and how you answer them

Your actual words beat anything we would write. This is usually the best part of a whole website.

How many coaches?

How many teams?

What do people get wrong or confused about?

If you're forever correcting the same thing, your website should answer it first.

Anything we should leave off?

Colours, or another website you like the look of