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Mounaim Lamouni

Monipathos

Creator partnerships for fitness, Pilates, yoga, rehab and wellness coaches

You keep creating. We build and run your digital product business.

For coaches who already teach, treat or train people and want a product of their own, without becoming a marketer, a tech person or a project manager.

Free call. We talk through your audience and your idea. Nothing to pay before we agree a plan together.

How it works

Four steps, in plain words

A call

We talk about who you help, what you already teach and what your people keep asking for. If it is not a fit, we say so.

Plan your product

Together we pick one product that fits your audience, your way of teaching and your schedule. You decide what goes in it.

We build and launch

We write the pages, set up the delivery and payments, prepare the launch and run it. You record what only you can record.

Revenue share

You get paid a share of every sale, and we keep the product selling and improving after launch.

Who does what

You coach. We run the rest.

What you do

  • Keep coaching your clients and classes
  • Keep creating content the way you already do
  • Share your method and record the lessons
  • Approve the plan, the pages and the offer

What we do

  • Shape the product with you and write the sales pages
  • Set up delivery, payments and customer emails
  • Plan and run the launch and the ongoing marketing
  • Handle support, operations and reporting

The revenue share

Simple: you earn when the product sells

Instead of charging you an agency fee, we take a share of what the product earns. If it does not sell, we do not get paid. That keeps both of us focused on making something your audience actually wants.

The exact split, the length of the agreement and what happens if either side wants to stop are agreed on the call and written down before any work starts.

Questions coaches ask

Ready to turn what you teach into a product?

Book a call. We talk about your audience and your idea, and you leave with a clear view of whether a partnership makes sense.