One reader: the person who decides where the offer lives.
You run an independent online coaching business with a paid recurring group offer — a membership, cohort, or community programme — that operates somewhere other than Whop, and you are the person who decides how the business gets paid and where the offer lives. Everything in the pack assumes you can look at your own systems, records, and written policies.
Two written working documents and a pricing note. The pack exists to help you do four quiet things: write down how money and access actually move through your business today; collect the offer facts any careful platform review would start from; mark which questions you cannot answer yet; and decide whether a fuller review is worth doing at all. It records your situation. It does not build anything.
Reviewing the payment-to-access journey can surface questions about manual work and delivery of access. It is an area to investigate, not a problem to assume — what you find may be tidy, and that is a finding worth having.
Four files and a cover, all yours to keep.
fit-assessment.md
The main fill-in worksheet: your checkout and access workflow, observed problems or the honest absence of them, your subscription and refund terms, your platform and payment-instrument inventory, and an ending conclusion label — an administrative label, not a verdict on your business.
self-serve-checklist.md
The preparation track: where to find each fact, what to copy down exactly, and how to split “already answered” from “needs my action” and “needs a platform's answer”. No setup, signup, migration or messaging steps.
pricing.md
The proposed $0 assistance fee: what it covers, the platform and payment charges that stay separate, the research compatibility basis, and the exclusions. No paid-download offer.
Keep it offline.
- No account is created anywhere, including a free platform trial.
- No application or form is submitted to anyone.
- No subscription is moved, cancelled, or created.
- No payment is made or tested beyond purchases already in your records.
- No message goes to a customer or to any platform because of this pack.
Limits, stated plainly.
- It does not establish whether any platform would accept your offer. No worksheet can promise that — the assessment's labels state your information position as of today: readiness, not eligibility.
- It does not set anything up, migrate anything, or operate anything.
- It does not assume that moving platforms would benefit your business — the evidence you record may well amount to “no observed problem”, and that is a legitimate result.
- It contains no promise of savings, income, or any other outcome, because the pack measures nothing except the facts you record in it.
- It does not include paid advertising, full migrations of subscriptions or data, custom integrations or engineering work, or ongoing support.
The proposed $0, and what stays separate.
Assistance built around this pack is proposed at a $0 fee. “Proposed” is doing real work in that sentence: it is a scope decision, not a demonstrated market price — nothing measured what anyone would pay for it.
- The fee covers the written material in this pack: the fit-assessment worksheet and the self-serve preparation checklist. That is the whole of the assistance it describes.
- Whatever Whop — or any platform — charges a business (subscription tiers, payment processing, anything between), those charges are set and published by the vendor, exist regardless of this pack, and are unchanged by the $0 fee. Nothing here claims any platform is free; check any platform's own published terms directly.
Take the files.
- README.md — entry pointdownload
- fit-assessment.md — worksheetdownload
- self-serve-checklist.md — preparation trackdownload
- pricing.md — proposed $0 fee notedownload
- cover.png — pack coverdownload
Straight answers.
Is this free?
Assistance built around the pack is proposed at a $0 fee, and the files download from this page at no charge. Platform fees and payment-processing charges are a separate matter — set and published by their vendors — and nothing here speaks for a platform's pricing.
Does this decide whether I should move platforms?
No. The pack records how money and access move through your business today, gathers the offer facts, and marks what you cannot answer yet. It assumes no platform switch is beneficial; the evidence you record may well amount to “no observed problem”, and that is a legitimate result.
Do I need a Whop account to use the worksheets?
No. The pack is offline: no account is created anywhere, nothing is submitted to anyone, and no subscription is moved, cancelled, or created while you work through it.
Is this a certification or an approval of my offer?
No. Nothing here establishes whether any platform would accept your offer, and no worksheet can promise that. The assessment ends in an administrative label stating your information position as of today — readiness, not eligibility.