Protect project pricing
Give qualified clients another payment path before reducing a fee built around your strategy, creative work, implementation, development, technology, and delivery team.
Offer client financing for larger agency projects and service packages so qualified clients have another way to manage the cost without requiring your agency to discount the work or carry a long in-house payment plan. Explore our broader financing for consultants solutions.
This is financing for the client’s purchase of your agency services — not a working-capital loan, payroll facility, or ad-spend line for your agency.
Agencies often sell work that requires significant strategy, creative production, development, technology, implementation, or coordinated delivery before the client has received the full benefit of the engagement. Client financing gives qualified buyers another way to approach that cost while your agency keeps its normal scope, pricing, deliverables, and contract structure.
Give qualified clients another payment path before reducing a fee built around your strategy, creative work, implementation, development, technology, and delivery team.
Stretching a project across many internal installments can leave your agency carrying receivables long after substantial work has already been delivered.
Financing lets the conversation return to the scope, deliverables, launch plan, implementation, and fit instead of turning a larger invoice into the dominant issue.
Financing is most relevant when the agency service itself represents a meaningful purchase and the client wants another way to manage the cost without pushing the balance back onto the agency.
Higher-value website projects that combine strategy, UX, design, development, content coordination, integrations, testing, and launch support.
Projects involving brand strategy, identity systems, messaging, creative direction, collateral, launch planning, and coordinated rollout.
Defined engagements that combine research, technical work, content strategy, production, optimization, implementation, and ongoing campaign support.
Agency engagements built around campaign strategy, creative development, landing pages, tracking, launch coordination, and execution. Financing applies to the agency service fee, not the client’s media budget.
Projects that combine strategy, system configuration, workflow design, automation, integrations, data setup, testing, documentation, and enablement.
Production-heavy packages involving strategy, scripting, creative development, shoots, editing, design, asset production, and campaign-ready deliverables.
Broader engagements that combine strategy, creative, web, content, automation, consulting, and implementation into one defined client package.
Hybrid offers that pair agency services with training, playbooks, workshops, or a structured digital curriculum. For education-led products, see Online Course Financing.
Financing can be introduced when a qualified client wants the project or service package but needs another way to approach the cost. See how Coach Financing works for the canonical financing workflow.
Enroll with Coach Financing and complete the setup for your agency and financing experience.
Introduce your co-branded financing experience from a proposal, discovery call, presentation, email, text, scope review, or follow-up.
The client completes the application and explores available personal-loan options through the Coach Financing platform.
If financing is completed, move forward with the agency project while the financing provider handles the client’s loan payments.
Coach Financing gives high-ticket service businesses a way to connect customers with direct-to-consumer personal-loan options for the purchase of the service. It is not a business loan, line of credit, payroll facility, ad-spend line, or working-capital source for the agency. Explore our broader client financing solutions for the platform-level approach.
Client financing can fit naturally into a higher-value agency sales process while keeping the proposal centered on the project, services, and deliverables the client is buying.
Preserve a fee built around your strategy, creative, development, implementation, technology, production, and delivery resources.
Give qualified clients another option instead of extending receivables across a long schedule while your agency is already staffing and delivering the engagement.
Make the purpose clear: the financing is for the client’s purchase of your services, not for your agency’s payroll, ad spend, overhead, or working capital.
Create a repeatable way to introduce financing alongside deposits, project payment schedules, scope reviews, proposal discussions, and follow-up.
Compare Coach Financing plans and pricing and choose the setup that fits how your agency sells larger projects and service packages.
The process is designed to fit into a higher-value agency sale without turning your business into the client’s lender or confusing client financing with capital for your own agency.
Yes. Coach Financing can be used for higher-value agency projects and service packages such as website design and development, branding, SEO, marketing automation, CRM implementation, creative production, multi-service engagements, and other professional services your agency sells.
Yes. Because the financing is provided directly to the consumer through personal-loan products, a client can use the proceeds for the agency service or project they purchase from your business.
No. Coach Financing is being used here as a client-financing solution for the purchase of your agency services. It is not an agency business loan, payroll facility, media-spend line, line of credit, or working-capital product for your business.
Every Coach Financing merchant can offer customers access to financing of up to $100,000 through the platform. The amount an individual customer receives is determined through the consumer financing process.
No. Loans obtained through the Coach Financing platform are fully non-recourse to the merchant. If a customer fails to repay their loan, the repayment obligation remains between the borrower and the lender. Your agency is not responsible for the unpaid loan balance.
Yes. You can direct interested clients to a co-branded online financing experience and introduce the option from your normal sales process, including discovery calls, proposals, presentations, email, text, scope reviews, and follow-up.
Agency engagements often overlap with marketing consulting, sales consulting, broader business consulting, and education products. Explore the closest related financing pages or return to the broader Consulting Financing hub.
Add client financing to your agency sales process, protect the value of your work, and give interested clients another way to approach a larger project or service package.