A coaching evaluation form that gets client results on your site

A coaching evaluation form should collect what changed after your clients' journey with you.

After a cohort the useful answers are what the client would tell a friend.

Google Forms and PDF templates collect 20 rating scores instead. Those scores sit in a sheet and never land on the offer page that sells the next launch.

Use the 5-question template on this page. Copy it.

Send the same form to clients with a free Famewall account when you want a link they can open on their phone.

The template is free to copy. An account is only for sending the link.

  • Use the template on this page. No account needed
  • Copy the 5 questions
  • Send a link to clients when you are ready

The template

5 coaching evaluation form questions you can use now

Copy them. Download them. Fill them as a client would. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere. An account is only if you want a link to send.

Coaching evaluation form

Ready to send this to the last session of a cohort? Create a free Famewall account. Clients open 1 link. You approve what goes on Kajabi or Squarespace.

Send this form to clients

That is the whole form. The questions match what the International Coaching Federation asks clients to name: value, results and whether they would recommend the work.

Most coaching evaluation forms never leave the spreadsheet

Coaches who run more than 1 offer already collect the stories. The block is getting those stories onto the site that sells the next cohort.

The form is 22 questions

Clients close the tab. A 1-to-5 scale on communication and pacing feels like homework after a hard cohort.

The answers sit in a sheet

You export a CSV. You meant to copy a quote into Kajabi but then the next launch starts and the sheet is still a tab you never reopen.

You ask at the wrong moment

A form after every weekly call trains people to skip it. The useful ask is the last session of the container, when the result is still fresh.

You grabbed the wrong template

Search is full of youth-sports PDFs and ICF credential paperwork. Those forms grade a coach. They do not collect client results you can publish.

A wall per offer fixes the publishing step. The form is how the next cohort hears from the last one.

Collect, then publish

Share 1 coaching evaluation form after every cohort

Set it up in an evening. It sells for years. You do not rebuild the form or the page for the next launch.

  1. 1

    Write 5 questions

    1 collection page per offer

    Put the 5 questions below on a collection page for that program. Clients type a few lines or record a video in the browser. No app to install.

  2. 2

    Share it once

    Drop the link after the last session

    Paste the same link into the last-session email you already send. Or drop it in the cohort Slack. Clients open it on their phone and answer on their own.

  3. 3

    Publish the result

    Embed a client results page once

    Approve each response. The wall on your Kajabi, Squarespace or Webflow page updates itself. You do not rebuild it in Canva for the next launch.

A coaching intake form asks what they need before you start. This form asks what changed after you finish. Put the results on Kajabi or Squarespace with 1 embed.

Send this form to clients

Free account. No credit card required.

What the form looks like when clients actually use it

Each screen is from the product. Collection, questions, video and the page that publishes the answers.

The form

A coaching evaluation form is 1 link, not a PDF

Each offer gets its own testimonial collection tool. Clients open it and leave text or a video in the browser.

Put the 5 questions on that page. Share the same link after every cohort of that program. You do not rebuild the form.

Famewall collection page where a coaching client can send a text testimonial or record a video

The questions

3 short answers beat a 22-question survey

If a client freezes at a blank box, the assistant turns their short answers into a draft they edit and confirm. The words stay theirs.

That is the same job as a testimonial form template, pointed at 1 cohort instead of a generic survey.

Famewall AI Composer asking 3 short questions and turning the answers into a testimonial draft the client confirms

Video

They can record the same answers on camera

A video testimonial uses the same prompts as the written form. Clients record in the browser. They can redo it as many times as they want.

Text is enough if they will not go on camera. Video is optional. Heksagon collected 87 videos this way across 15 walls.

Famewall in-browser video recorder with a 2-minute limit and on-screen question prompts

The page that sells

The answers live on your site, not in a spreadsheet

Embed a client results page on Kajabi, Squarespace or Webflow once. Approve a new response and it shows up.

Collaborate Sports runs 8 mentorship walls.

The next cohort sees the last cohort's experience instead of outdated quotes.

Famewall grid wall showing text and video testimonials in a layout that embeds on a website

And the rest stays out of your way

You approve everything

Nothing goes live until you say so. Keep the real ones. Leave private clients unpublished.

A wall per offer

1 collection page and 1 embed per program. The 90-day challenge does not mix with the mastermind.

Set it up once

Share the link after every close. The wall keeps working. Longest-standing customers barely log in.

A Google Form is free. It also never sells the next cohort.

Keep the sheet if you only want private notes. If the point of the form is proof on your site, the answers have to leave the tab. Famewall is the form plus the page the form should have been feeding.

  • Real client words

    Famewall never writes fake praise. Your client types or records. AI only drafts from their answers.

  • You approve every one

    Private clients stay off the page. Named results go live when you click approve.

  • Asked at the close

    The link lives in the last-session email you already send. It is not a cold blast to an old list.

A coaching evaluation form vs a Google Form

Google Forms is fine for internal notes. It is a weak Google Forms alternative when the job is publishing what clients said.

Google Form or PDFThe usual templateWith FamewallCollect and publish
What you collect20 rating scores on pacing and communication5 questions about what changed
Where answers goA Google Sheet you never reopenA client results page on the site you own
VideoNot on a PDF or a standard Google FormRecord in the browser, redo as often as they like
PublishingCopy a quote into Canva for every launchEmbed once. Approve and it appears
Per offer1 mega-form for every programA collection page and a wall per cohort
The resultFeedback that improves you and sells nothingProof that keeps selling while you run the next one

Coaches who collect after every cohort

Text and video from real clients, live on the site that sells the next program

Approve what your next cohort sees

Text, video, and imported testimonials land in 1 library. Approve. Tag. Pin the strongest lines.

Your Kajabi or Squarespace page only shows what you publish.

This is not a youth-sports PDF and not an ICF performance evaluation.

It is the form you send at the close of a paid program.

Customer Case Studies 🤩

Famewall stands for the success of its customers
Kuba, Content Marketing Agency Owner
"I saw a massive improvement in the number of people setting up calls with me via my social media.

People like to read real-life customer stories and Famewall allows me to share them in the most effortless way possible"
Kuba, Content Marketing Agency Owner
Avery Smith, Founder - Data Analytics Accelerator
"I can just send people a simple link using Famewall & BAM it's done in seconds.

And the best part is, it's SO easy to update on my website.

Also Famewall's customer support is super fast!"
Avery Smith, Founder - Data Analytics Accelerator
EV CHAPMAN, COURSE CREATOR & DIGITAL PRODUCT BUILDER
"It was so easy to set up, I could get it working with my Notion website.

And I’m always preferential to a product where I can go directly to a creator and ask for new features.

That is always a HUGE bonus."
EV CHAPMAN, COURSE CREATOR & DIGITAL PRODUCT BUILDER

Coaches who collect after every cohort

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Frequently asked questions

What coaches ask before they replace the spreadsheet.

Have more questions? We are happy to help.

Contact us at contact@famewall.io

A coaching evaluation form is a short questionnaire you send after a session, a cohort or a program so clients can say what changed. The useful version asks what they were hoping for, what actually happened, and whether they would recommend the work. Famewall turns those answers into text or video you can publish on your own site, instead of leaving them in a spreadsheet.

Ask these 5 questions. What were you hoping would change. What actually changed. What was most useful. Would you recommend this, and why. What would you tell a friend who is on the fence. The International Coaching Federation sample client form uses the same shape: "the coaching was valuable because" and "I would recommend because."

Send it at the close of the container. The last session of a cohort, the end of a challenge, the week a retainer wraps. Do not send a 22-question form after every weekly call. That trains people to ignore it. Paste 1 reusable link into the last-session email you already write.

No. A youth-sports PDF grades a coach for an athletic director. An ICF performance evaluation is credential paperwork against the Core Competencies. This page is for coaches who run paid programs and want client results on Kajabi, Squarespace or Webflow. If you need the sports or credential form, use those templates. They will not sell the next cohort.

Yes. Copy the 5 questions from this page or fill the preview. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere. To send a link to clients, and to publish what they write on Kajabi or Squarespace, create a free Famewall account.

Yes. Embed the wall once on Kajabi, Squarespace, Webflow or most other builders. Approve a new response and it shows up. You do not need a developer ticket and you do not rebuild the page for the next launch.

You can start free. The Standard plan is $15 a month and is the on-ramp for coaches. Move to Professional at $29 a month when you need more walls, video or a custom domain. See current plans on the pricing page.

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