A page that wins clients
Planned: offers, results, prices, and a booking action on a site that can move to your own domain after verification.
A booking site for your personal training business
Your sessions are your income, and every gap or no-show is money gone. This is an early-access example of the personal-training booking site Founderizer is being built to launch after its production checks pass.
All it takes to start“A booking site for my personal training business. Clients book sessions or a block of five, pay in advance, and get reminders.”
What this scenario is designed to include, once production-ready.
The items below are planned early-access outcomes. Launch and integrations remain gated on objective production proof.
Sessions and packages, paid up front
Planned: single sessions or packages paid at booking through the generated product's connected payment account.
A calendar that defends itself
Planned: clients see offered slots, receive reminders, and follow the cancellation rule you define.
Changes in plain English
In development: request "Raise prices for new clients" or "Add online sessions" while the existing release stays online.
Questions founders ask.
Can I sell session packages?
Session packages with their own prices and remaining-session tracking are part of this planned scenario.
What if I train at different locations?
The planned workflow turns locations and travel rules described in plain English into booking options.
Do I control my cancellation policy?
The planned product applies the cancellation rule you specify, such as notice periods or deposit treatment.
Shape the early-access version.
Describe your version in plain English. Founderizer is still completing the verified production path.