Prosfata is a no‑code platform that lets coaches, trainers, consultants and educators design, deliver and track structured programs in a single interface. It combines drag‑and‑drop program building, automated time‑zone scheduling, integrated payment processing and in‑platform live video, eliminating the need for multiple tools and technical support.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Experts who run transformation programs must juggle multiple tools for curriculum design, scheduling, payment processing, and progress tracking, which creates administrative overhead and requires technical support.
Solution
Prosfata offers a single, no‑code platform that lets experts build, deliver, and monitor coaching, course, or service programs without involving developers. The system provides pre‑built roadmaps and milestone tracking, automatically handles time‑zone scheduling for live sessions, and integrates secure payment processing. Programs can be created in minutes, saved as templates, and reused across multiple cohorts, allowing experts to focus on client outcomes while the platform manages the administrative tasks. All interactions—including live video sessions and collaboration—are hosted within the same interface, delivering a seamless experience for both the provider and the client.
Target Audience
Prosfata is aimed at professional coaches, trainers, consultants, and educators who deliver structured transformation programs and need an all‑in‑one solution to manage content, scheduling, payments, and client tracking.
Features
- Drag‑and‑drop program builder with instant publishing, no coding required
- Built‑in roadmap templates and milestone tracking to visualize client progress
- Integrated payment gateway supporting one‑time and recurring billing
- Automatic time‑zone conversion for scheduling live sessions and webinars
- Reusable program templates that can be deployed across multiple cohorts
- In‑platform live video and collaboration tools for real‑time coaching
- Secure, cloud‑based data storage with role‑based access controls