A link in bio page for nutrition coaches

One page for your Instagram bio: your photo, your links, and a button to request a plan. Requests land in your client list.

Add a real week of meals and a few recipes if you want. It carries your name, logo and colour.

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The first page of a meal plan PDF from Okafor Nutrition, a sample practice: its masthead, a note to the client and the week at a glance.
The same plan on the client's phone: the masthead, the coach's note and the days of the week.
A coach's page on a phone: Okafor Nutrition at the top, Ada Okafor's name and one line about her work, a few words about how she plans food, and a “Request a plan” button.

A page in your brand

Your photo and your logo, side by side. Up to eight links, in your order.

  • Your photo, or your initial until you have one
  • Up to four credentials, shown as you state them
  • An address with your name: peasandpans.com/@yourname
The form a visitor opens from the “Request a plan” button: name, email, a goal to choose, the biggest struggle, and a line that says the answers go to the coach and to nobody else.

One button that does the work

Choose what the main button does. “Request a plan” opens a short form of ours. Or point it at your own calendar or application, in your own words: “Book a call”, “Apply for coaching”. If you use both, you pick which one leads.

  • Your words on the button
  • A line under it, such as “20 minutes, free”
  • Works with the booking tool you already use
A week of meals opened from a coach's page on a phone: the days across the top, and the first day's meals with their calories and protein.

Show the food, not a file

Put a week of meals on your page and a visitor can open it: every day, every meal, the numbers and the shopping list. Add a few recipes and they open whole, with ingredients, steps and nutrition. If you sell a week, give it a price and a link to your own checkout; the page shows the first day in full and the names of the rest.

  • Up to six weeks and twelve recipes
  • A sold week is shown as a look inside
  • The price and the checkout are yours
The Clients screen in Peas & Pans on a phone: a request for a plan at the top of the list, with the person's name, their goal and the days left to decide, above the coach's clients.

Requests land in your client list

The form asks five things: name, email, their goal, their biggest struggle, and anything else. Add a phone number, an Instagram handle and up to three questions of your own. The person confirms their email, then the request appears above your clients. Accept it in one press and they get your usual invite and intake. Decline it and it is gone. We read 31 forms that coaches use today. The ones that ask a stranger to apply have about 10 questions; this one has five, and room for three of yours.

  • Their answers go to you and to nobody else
  • A request is not a client until you accept it
  • Views and taps for each button, so you know what people use

Questions, answered.

Something else? Contact us, or write to hello@peasandpans.com.

Yes. Every account has one. On the 14-day free trial and on Pro it carries your brand only. On the Free plan, which accounts opened before the trial keep, it carries one small line at the foot, “Made with Peas & Pans”. A request becomes a client when you accept it.

No. Your page is at peasandpans.com/@yourname, and you choose the name.

Five things: name, email, a goal, the biggest struggle, and anything else they want to say. You can add a phone number, an Instagram handle and up to three questions of your own. It is short on purpose: the full intake comes after you accept.

They are never on the public form. It does not ask about medical conditions, medication, weight, height or date of birth, and a question of yours that asks for one is held for review before the page is published. Ask what you need once someone is your client.

Through your own link. Give a week a price and the address of your own checkout, and the button goes there. We do not take money for you and we take no fee.

Put it in your bio.

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