Are referrals stunting the growth of your PT business?

Are referrals stunting the growth of your PT business?

Are referrals stunting the growth of your PT business?

Stop waiting on referrals. Have Atlas build you a multi 6 figure business with hand picked clients.

Stop waiting on referrals. Have Atlas build you a multi 6 figure business with hand picked clients.

Stop waiting on referrals. Have Atlas build you a multi 6 figure business with hand picked clients.

Get Started

Get Started

Spend 0 hours a year on marketing

Spend 0 hours a year on marketing

Spend 0 hours a year on marketing

With Atlas you never have to set up a tripod or waste hours editing ever again. Spend those hours with new clients or relaxing.

Clients are hand picked for you

Clients are hand-picked by a training concierge, so now you only work with clients that are the perfect fit for your business.

½ of the sale is done for you

½ of the sale is done for you

½ of the sale is done for you

All you have to do now is take the consultation. No more wasting energy on clients that ghost you.

All you have to do now is take the consultation. No more wasting energy on clients that ghost you.

Atlas clients are better educated and more committed

Atlas clients are better educated and more committed

We answer basic questions about training. Now that’s less time spent answering FAQs and more time focused on building them the right plan

We pre-sell and answer basic questions about training. Now that’s less time spent answering FAQs and more time focused on building them the right plan.

We answer basic questions about training. Now that’s less time spent answering FAQs and more time focused on building them the right plan

Only take consultations with the right clients

Only take consultations with the right clients

We confirm with you that every new client fits your requirements before scheduling the consultation

Consultations that show you’re the expert

With a full client report before every consultation, you walk in as the person in authority. Think of Atlas as a nurse, and you’re the Doctor.

How Atlas works

How Atlas works

Tell us

Tell us

How many clients do you want

How many clients do you want

What type of clients do you train with

What type of clients do you train with

When you want to train

When you want to train

We will

We will

Find you new clients

Find you new clients

Pre-sell and educate the client

Pre-sell and educate the client

Book the consultation on your calendar

Book the consultation on your calendar

Getting started

Getting started

Getting started

  1. We reach out to make sure it’s the right fit

  1. We help improve your sales, offers, and package (optional)

  1. You set up a profile

  1. Start accepting new clients

No upfront cost / no monthly cost

No upfront cost / no monthly cost

Don’t pay a thing until we get you a paying client

Don’t pay a thing until we get you a paying client

We don’t touch your existing business

We don’t touch your existing business

Your clients, your brand. That’s yours.

You decide on packages/commitments

You decide on packages/commitments

You decide on your services. Minimum hourly rate required.

You can leave at any time

You can leave at any time

If the partnership isn’t the right fit, you’re not stuck

You can finish the package or refund the client*

You have 5 options to grow your business

You have 5 options to grow your business

You have 5 options to grow your business

  1. Spend hours posting on social media

  2. Spend hours and your own money running ads

  3. Try asking for more referrals

  4. Hire agencies to help run your business for you

  5. Partner with Atlas

  1. Spend hours posting on social media

  2. Spend hours running ads and risk your own money

  3. Try asking for more referrals

  4. Hire agencies to help run your business for you

  5. Partner with Atlas

  1. Try to grow on social media

  1. Try to grow on social media

Pros
If you go viral, you can get a spike in new clients
Clients know you before meeting you
You can get brand partnerships
Cons
If you stop posting, you’ll stop getting new clients (no breaks)
You deal with constant hate comments and lose your privacy
You pay a hidden time cost
Fewer integrations
Pros
If you go viral, you can get a spike in new clients
Clients know you before meeting you
You can get brand partnerships
Cons
If you stop posting, you’ll stop getting new clients (no breaks)
You deal with constant hate comments and lose your privacy
You pay a hidden time cost

The hidden time cost of posting on social media

The hidden time cost of posting on social media

Filming, editing, and posting content

5 - 10 hours a week

Watching other trainers’ content for inspiration

0.5 - 1 hours a week

If you charge $100 an hour, you lose out on $2,383 to $4,767 a month, or $28,600 to $57,200 a year in potential revenue.



Filming, editing, and posting content

5 - 10 hours a week

Watching other trainers’ content for inspiration

0.5 - 1 hours a week
If you charge $100 an hour, you lose out on $2,383 to $4,767 a month, or $28,600 to $57,200 a year in potential revenue.



  1. Try to run ads

  1. Try to run ads

Pros
$1 can make you $3 back upfront if it’s a 10/10 ad
Can target your ideal clients
Can target online clients anywhere, even international
Cons
You put up your own money, ad costs 800-3,500 a month
Ad costs have gone up 400% in the last 10 years
You pay a hidden time cost
Pros
$1 can make you $3 back upfront if it’s a 10/10 ad
Can target your ideal clients
Can target online clients anywhere, even international
Cons
You put up your own money, ad costs 800-3,500 a month
Ad costs have gone up 400% in the last 10 years
You pay a hidden time cost

The hidden time cost of running ads

The hidden time cost of running ads

Writing, filming, editing and posting ads
5 - 10 hours a week

Writing, filming, editing and posting ads
5 - 10 hours a week

Managing campaign

1-2.5 hours a week


If you charge $100 an hour, you lose out on $3,464 to $7,578 a month, or $41,600 to $91,000 a year in potential revenue.





Managing campaign

1-2.5 hours a week


If you charge $100 an hour, you lose out on $3,464 to $7,578 a month, or $41,600 to $91,000 a year in potential revenue.





  1. Ask clients for more referrals

  1. Ask clients for more referrals

Pros
Most clients are willing to ask around for you
Better sales experience for the new client
Can build a community of clients more easily
Cons
Every new client expects the same rate, even with inflation
You’re crossing your fingers that new clients are free when you’re free
Lost clients impact your income for months (referrals take time)
Pros
Most clients are willing to ask around for you
Better sales experience for the new client
Can build a community of clients more easily
Cons
Every new client expects the same rate, even with inflation
You’re crossing your fingers that new clients are free when you’re free
Lost clients impact your income for months (referrals take time)
  1. Hire agencies

  1. Hire agencies

Pros
Can have your business almost run for you
Can build a multi-six-figure business
Cons
Most expensive option, costs 1000s upfront with recurring monthly costs
3-12 month minimum contracts, so if your calendar is full, you’re still paying
Have to manage the different agencies like employees
Pros
Can have your business almost run for you
Can build a multi-six-figure business
Cons
Most expensive option, costs 1000s upfront with recurring monthly costs
3-12 month minimum contracts, so if your calendar is full, you’re still paying
Have to manage the different agencies like employees

If you hire agencies, you’re looking at $3,000 upfront, $3,850 a month recurring, or $50,200 over one year, without a guarantee of a single client.

Equal value Marketing Agency

2,500 upfront cost

One-time setup fee


1,000 monthly retainer cost

Fee to manage your campaign


2,000 monthly ad spend cost

You pay for the ads themselves


100 monthly CRM cost

Agency won’t manage pipeline for you


3-6 month contract

Minimum commitment required


Equal value appointment setter


500 upfront cost

One-time setup fee


750 monthly retainer cost

Increases with more clients


100 monthly CRM cost

They manage the pipeline for you


If you hire agencies, you’re looking at $3,000 upfront, $3,850 a month recurring, or $50,200 over one year, without a guarantee of a single client.

Equal value Marketing Agency

2,500 upfront cost

One-time setup fee


1,000 monthly retainer cost

Fee to manage your campaign


2,000 monthly ad spend cost

You pay for the ads themselves


100 monthly CRM cost

Agency won’t manage pipeline for you


3-6 month contract

Minimum commitment required


Equal value appointment setter


500 upfront cost

One-time setup fee


750 monthly retainer cost

Increases with more clients


100 monthly CRM cost

They manage the pipeline for you


Marketing agency
Appointment setter
Sales Coach
Partner with Atlas
Finds you new clients
Pre-qualifies clients for fit
Pre-sells the client
Sets up the consultation
Sales coaching
No ad costs
No large upfront cost
No ongoing monthly fees
Checks in with clients
Platform to train on
Marketing agency
Appointment setter
Sales coach
Partner with Atlas
Finds you new clients
Pre-qualifies clients for fit
Pre-sells the client
Sets up the consultation
Sales coaching
No ad costs
No large upfront cost
No ongoing monthly fees
Checks in with clients
Platform to train on
  1. Partner with Atlas

  1. Partner with Atlas

Pros
You decide your income. If you want more clients, Atlas will get you more clients
Full business support: marketing, sales, and training platform
You get to focus entirely on taking consultations and training
Cons
Must qualify to partner with Atlas
High-quality training is expected, or the partnership ends
Atlas currently only finds clients for certain niches (Right now, no strongman, marathon prep, sports performance, MMA)
Pros
You decide your income. If you want more clients, Atlas will get you more clients
Full business support: marketing, sales, and training platform
You get to focus entirely on taking consultations and training
Cons
Must qualify to partner with Atlas
High-quality training is expected, or the partnership ends
Atlas currently only finds clients for certain niches (Right now, no strongman, marathon prep, sports performance, MMA)

Learn more about Atlas

Learn more about Atlas

Watch this quick video to see how we get you perfect fit clients and why you pay nothing until we get you a paying client

Watch this quick video to see how we get you perfect fit clients and why you pay nothing until we get you a paying client

Watch this quick video to see how we get you perfect fit clients and why you pay nothing until we get you a paying client

Training paid with HSA/FSA

Training paid with HSA/FSA

Training paid with HSA/FSA

Atlas approves clients to pay for their training with their employee health benefits.

Atlas approves clients to pay for their training with their employee health benefits.

Sell larger commitments

Sell larger commitments

Stop chasing client payments and sell in upfront packages or recurring subscriptions using the Atlas sales tool.

Atlas platform

Atlas platform

Atlas platform

Run your entire business through the Atlas platform and the Atlas app. Workouts, check-ins, nutrition, and more, all in one place.

Run your entire business through the Atlas platform and the Atlas app. Workouts, check-ins, nutrition, and more, all in one place.

Who Atlas is not for

Who Atlas is not for

If this sounds like you, we kindly ask you not to apply

Trainers not looking to grow their business

Trainers not looking to grow their business

They don’t want more clients or higher-value clients

Trainers who don’t realize they’re worth more

Trainers who don’t realize they’re worth more

Trainers who don’t realize they're worth more

They think they’re “fair” because other trainers charge the same

They think they're “fair” because other trainers charge the same

Trainers who think training is just a side gig

Trainers who think training is just a side gig

They want to use it as a side source of income

New trainers who are just getting started

New trainers who are just getting started

They want to get their first couple of clients

Trainers who aren't obsessed with helping their clients

Trainers who aren't obsessed with helping their clients

They think training is just a “job” not a life purpose

Trainers that don’t get results

Trainers that don’t get results

They blame the clients and aren’t trying to learn