One session, from the moment you press record to the record it leaves behind.
No card to start. Nothing is charged when the trial ends. You choose a plan only if you stay.
Recap, written for you
Pricing confidence and the discovery call
Dana practiced naming her rate without flinching, and booked two discovery calls for next week.
Action items your client agreed to
In person, or on a video call. Every session asks your client to agree on screen before anything records.
Either of you can withdraw consent at any time. A withdrawn consent stops the next session being processed.
Slide noticing a meeting on your calendar and joining by itself is not built: see the roadmap.
The recap, the action items, and the client follow-up. No blank document, no transcript to mine.
Slide never writes to a client on your behalf. Your name is on it, so you approve every word.
Action items and goals tracked across sessions, and your practice hours adding up on their own.
Pick your practice and read the entire document, in the format your client receives: the wins, the commitments, the action items.
Recap, written for you
Working session with J. M.
J. M. came in stuck on the Riley account again, and left with the real blocker named and a date against it.
Labelled samples in the real output format: the recap, the goal it belongs to, the commitments, and the action items agreed to. Nothing leaves your browser, and nothing reaches a client until the practitioner presses send. No real client appears here.
The recap, the action items and the client follow-up, approved by you.
Your own booking page and your own rates, sliding scale included. See a live page.
Recaps, action items and session history, in one place your client can always reach.
ICF, NBHWC or your own. Slide adds up experience hours from recorded sessions and exports a clean log, never continuing education units. More for ICF coaches.
On every plan, always. Slide takes no commission, ever, and never sits between you and your client's payment.
Clients pay you directly at booking through your own PayPal or Stripe link.
The money never touches Slide, Slide takes no commission, ever, and your processor's own card fees are theirs, not ours.
Slide is not a payment processor and not a marketplace. Consent, refunds and disputes stay between you and your client: a client can raise a refund request from their portal and you answer it, and Slide's own Refund Policy covers your subscription rather than your client's payment. Card payments taken by Slide itself are not built: where that stands is on the roadmap.
In Settings, under Getting paid, you paste your own PayPal or Stripe link.
It stays your link and your account, and Slide accepts only an https address on PayPal's or Stripe's own domain. You choose whether a client is asked at booking at all, and whether paying at the session is allowed.
The confirmation page shows the amount due and your payment buttons.
The button opens your processor's own page, so the money lands in your account. There is no Slide checkout in the middle.
Marking a payment sent tells you it is on the way and nothing more. It moves no money and settles nothing.
You check your own PayPal or Stripe account, then confirm on your sessions list.
Slide sends your client a receipt on your behalf and stops reminding them.
Every session carries what was due, what your client said, and what you confirmed.
Slide reminds a client who has not paid, and never holds, routes, or splits the money.
The actual product, not mockups.
A finished recap, exactly as your client receives it.
The client portal: recaps, action items, and session history.
Your booking page: clients pick a time and pay you directly.
Your dashboard: sessions, clients, and recaps in one place.
Most tools store your sessions. Slide tracks what happens between them: each recap captures the commitments your client made and links them to a goal.
11 of 14 across six weeks in the labelled sample. Every action item your client agreed to, carried forward until it is done.
Raise rates by 30%, session 1 to 4, up 24% so far. The difference between thinking it is going well and showing it.
Your client sees the same record you do, so nobody has to remember what was agreed.
Commitment tracking and the shared progress view are live today, as a by-product of sending recaps. Anything not built is described as not built on the roadmap.
Admin tools store your files. Notetakers hand you a transcript. Slide does both, and keeps the record.
| What it does | Admin and booking Paperbell, HoneyBook, Calendly |
AI notetakers Otter, Fathom |
Slide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Books sessions and stores files | Yes | No | Yes |
| Writes the session recap for you | No | Generic summary | Yes |
| Delivers it to your client, student, or member | No | No | Yes |
| Client consent step before recording | No | No | Yes |
| Action items pulled into the client portal | No | No | Yes |
| Tracks goal progress across sessions | No | No | Yes |
| Credential hours log (ICF, NBHWC, or your own) | No | No | Yes |
Compare Slide with a tool, or with no tool.
Always. Slide drafts it, you review and edit, and nothing reaches your client until you send it.
Every session asks your client to agree on screen before anything records, whether you record it yourself or let Slide join the call.
Yes. Coaches, consultants, tutors, trainers, nutritionists, mentors, and advisors. The after-session work is the same in every field.
No. Slide logs experience hours only, for ICF, NBHWC, or your own records. Continuing education units come from training, and Slide makes no CE or CEU claim.
No. Slide never processes or holds the money. Clients pay you directly at booking through your own PayPal or Stripe link, and Slide shows the amount due, records what happened, reminds a client who has not paid, and sends the receipt once you confirm it arrived. The money never touches Slide, and Slide takes no commission, ever. Your processor's own card fees are theirs, not ours, and refunds and disputes stay between you and your client.
The first 30 practitioners get Pro at $19 a month for 12 months, then $29.99. 30 spots open.
No card to start. Nothing is charged when the trial ends. You choose a plan only if you stay.
A real cap, not a fake countdown. Cancel or export anytime. See pricing.
