Selling a call or a custom request

Two kinds of product sell your time rather than a file.

Coaching call. A paid video call, booked in your free times. Set its length, your video call link (Google Meet, Zoom… it must start with https://), and when you are free, day by day. Times are in your time zone, and buyers see them in that zone, named. “Book at least” sets the notice you need, and how far ahead people can book.

What the buyer does. They pick a free slot, and it is held for them while they pay. Once paid, you both receive a confirmation by email with a link to add it to Google Calendar, then a reminder the day before and an hour before.

Two bookings on top of each other? “My shop” flags it: contact the buyer to move one.

Custom request. A paid question, audit or video review you answer later. Write what you ask the buyer (“Send me your page link and your main question.”) and the delay you answer within.

Answering. The request appears in “My shop” under “To answer” once the buyer has sent it. Write your answer there — with an optional link to a video or a document — and “Send the answer”: it goes to them by email.

Both are paid upfront, at Whop, on your own account: Getting paid: your Whop account, and nothing taken by Straby.