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Slide Practice against Simply.Coach.

Simply.Coach is built for coaching an organisation pays for: goals, development plans, forms and a stakeholder who can see progress. Slide Practice is built for the session and the report that follows it, with no third party in the model.

Slide Practice wrote this page, and we make one of the two products in it, so read it the way you would read any comparison written by a competitor and check the claims yourself. Everything said here about another product was read off that product's own public pages as of September 2026. No competitor's exact price appears anywhere on this site, because prices change and a stale number is worse than none.

01What each one is for

Two products, two jobs, stated plainly.

Slide Practice

Private clients paying for themselves, where nobody but the client needs to see the work and what they want is the hour written down.

How it is priced A flat monthly price per practitioner, with two agency plans above it billed once for the whole team. The cost does not move with how many clients you have or how much audio you put through it.

Its own pricing page

Simply.Coach

Coaching inside an organisation, where a sponsor is paying and somebody other than the client wants to see that the engagement is going somewhere.

How it is priced Tiered monthly plans with a solo tier and separate multi coach, enterprise and university plans, so the cost rises with the number of coaches on the account.

Its own pricing page

The buyer is the difference. Simply.Coach is shaped by engagements where a company is paying, a sponsor wants evidence, and the coaching has to be reportable against goals somebody agreed to in advance. Slide Practice assumes the person in the session is the person paying, and that what they want back is a clear account of the hour.

02Where Slide Practice wins

Three things Slide Practice does better.

  • No third party. Nothing is built around a sponsor, which keeps the report a document between two people rather than an artefact for a programme.
  • The drafting is the product. A structured goal framework is only useful if somebody fills it in, and this fills itself in from the session.
  • One flat price per practitioner, with agency plans billed once for the whole team rather than per coach per month.

03Where Simply.Coach wins

Three things Simply.Coach does better.

  • Stakeholder integration. Its own site names a stakeholder feature, which is how a corporate sponsor is brought into a coaching engagement, and Slide Practice has no concept of a third party at all.
  • Goal and development planning, forms and reports are structured product features rather than something a coach writes in prose.
  • It sells to universities and to learning and development teams, which is a shape of buyer Slide Practice does not serve.

04Do not choose Slide Practice if

The cases where this product is the wrong answer.

Do not choose Slide Practice for corporate coaching where a sponsor needs visibility, where goals have to be tracked against a development plan, or where a university or learning team is the buyer. It has none of that machinery.

05The short answer

If you only read one paragraph, read this one.

Private clients paying for themselves: Slide Practice is the simpler fit and the report is the thing they actually keep. Sponsored engagements with a stakeholder: Simply.Coach, and the gap is not close.

Pricing shape last checked 19 September 2026. If something here has gone out of date, write to us and it will be corrected rather than argued about.

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