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Replace Calendly + Stripe + DocuSign + Drive with one branded portal. Built for solo coaches, not coaching businesses.

Which is more popular?
Website, pricing, platforms and company facts side by side.
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| Website | devtoolsadvanced.com | portally.co |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Most coaching software was built for coaching businesses and agencies. Not for the solo coach managing 5 to 20 clients alone. The result: solo coaches pay $47-57/month for tools their clients find confusing. They still end up managing everything over email. Portally fixes that. One branded portal...
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As answered by people managing DevTools Advanced and Portally.
Portally's answer:
Portally is the only client portal built specifically for solo coaches, not coaching businesses. Most tools were designed for agencies or growing practices. Portally focuses on the solo coach managing 5 to 20 clients who needs something that works in 10 minutes, not 10 days.
Portally's answer:
Competitors like Paperbell start at $57/month and their clients consistently report finding the portal confusing. Portally is $39/month flat, no percentage on sales, with a client experience built around magic link authentication. No passwords, no login friction. Your clients open it, you look professional.
Portally's answer:
Solo coaches in the US, business coaches, life coaches, executive coaches, wellness coaches, managing 5 to 20 active clients alone, currently juggling Calendly, Stripe, DocuSign and Google Drive separately.
Portally's answer:
After reading 300+ negative reviews of coaching software on G2 and Capterra, the same complaint kept appearing: coaches were paying $47-57/month for tools their clients found confusing. 232,000+ coaches in the US, 70% solo operators, and none of the existing tools spoke to them directly. Portally was built to fix that.
Portally's answer:
Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Resend, Vercel.
Portally's answer:
Currently in early access. First users onboarding now.
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