Kajabi Website Design Tips for Coaches Who Want to Attract Premium Clients

You’re a great coach. Your clients rave about the transformations they get.

But if your website doesn’t reflect that, you could be losing the very clients you’re meant to serve.

And if you’re moving to Kajabi? It’s the perfect moment to upgrade not just your tech, but your entire client experience.

Let’s talk about how to design your Kajabi website in a way that builds instant trust and attracts premium clients who are ready to say “yes.”

First: What do “Premium Clients” actually look for?

It’s not just about fancy visuals or long sales pages.

Premium clients, the ones who are ready to invest, are looking for:

  • Clarity: “Do I understand exactly what this coach offers?”

  • Confidence: “Do I believe this will get me the result I want?”

  • Credibility: “Do I feel like they’ve successfully done this before?”

  • Connection: “Do I feel like this coach gets me?”

Your Kajabi website needs to communicate all of the above, at a glance.

Design Tip #1: Start with a strategic homepage flow

Your homepage isn’t a catch-all; it’s a conversion funnel in disguise.

Here’s a structure I recommend for most coaching websites:

  1. Headline that speaks to your ideal client’s outcome
    → Not “Welcome” - instead, something like: “Coaching for ambitious women who are ready to stop people-pleasing and lead their lives with clarity.”

  2. Brief intro that communicates who you are and what you offer
    → Keep it warm, concise and client-focused.

  3. Your signature offer or transformation
    → Whether it’s 1:1, a group programme, or a membership, position it front and centre.

  4. Social proof or success snapshots
    → Even 1–2 testimonials can help build instant trust.

  5. Navigation to deeper pages (About, Work With Me, Freebie)
    → Make it easy for visitors to explore.

  6. Strong call to action
    → Invite them to book a call, sign up for a freebie, or check out your offer.

Pro tip: Use white space. Clarity = luxury. Clutter = confusion.

Design Tip #2: Align your visuals with the value you provide

Your website should feel like the transformation you offer.

Ask yourself:

  • Is my brand calming or energising?

  • Minimalist or expressive?

  • Bold or nurturing?

Then reflect that in your:

  • Colours (e.g. warm neutrals vs bright jewel tones)

  • Typography (clean serif for authority, rounded sans serif for approachability)

  • Imagery (brand photography > stock, when possible)

This visual consistency builds subconscious trust, especially with high-investment offers.

Design Tip #3: Craft offer pages that sell

One mistake coaches make on Kajabi is copying long-form sales pages from internet marketers, but your clients need more clarity, not more hype.

Instead, structure your offer page like this:

  1. Clear headline: the transformation in one sentence

  2. Short story or context: why you created this

  3. Breakdown of what’s included : modules, calls, resources, access

  4. The results or outcomes : how your client will feel / what they’ll gain

  5. Testimonials : even a few go a long way. Include headshots of your clients, if possible, or video testimonials are even better

  6. FAQ section : reduce objections

  7. Pricing and call to action : make it easy to say yes

And yes, use your Kajabi sales page builder to make it visually engaging (but keep it mobile-optimised and not too cluttered).

Design Tip #4: Make the main navigation simple and strategic

Your menu bar should have no more than 5–6 main links, max. The rest of the links (FAQ, Media etc) can go in your footer. Think ‘which of these are going to move the needle in my business?” Here’s a structure that works for most coaches:

  • Home

  • About

  • Work With Me / Coaching

  • Freebies / Resources

  • Contact

  • Blog

Everything should be easy to find, and every path should lead to connection or conversion.

Design tip #5: Optimise for mobile

Over 60% of your traffic will likely come from mobile. On Kajabi, that means:

  • Using legible fonts and spacing

  • Keeping buttons thumb-friendly

  • Avoiding huge blocks of text

  • Testing your site on your phone before launch

Premium clients are busy — make sure they can book with you easily, whether they’re on a laptop or on the go.

What happens when you get your Kajabi website design right?

When your branding and design are working in harmony, your website becomes more than a placeholder, it becomes your top-performing team member.

You’ll start to:

  • Attract more aligned leads

  • Get inquiries from people who already trust you

  • Convert more clients without “selling yourself”

  • Feel proud of what you’re putting out into the world

And you’ll be able to scale with ease, knowing Kajabi can handle your growth, and your brand can support higher-level offers.

Want a Kajabi website that reflects the coach you’ve become?

At Designs For Growth, I help coaches like you create Kajabi websites that combine elegant design, clear messaging, and conversion strategy, so your dream clients feel the value before they even reach out.

Whether you’re launching your first program or ready to elevate your entire coaching brand, I’m here to help.

Book a free discovery call here

Let’s build something beautiful, and built to grow. You can also check out my Portfolio page to see some of my Kajabi designs for my clients.

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