Rep Card
Your bookable link in bio.
One link. Your work, your links, your calendar. A coach, a consultant, a creator, a rep — whoever lands here sees your face and your proof, then books you without leaving the page. Every Buildout Schedule workspace includes one.
Included on the free plan. No credit card.
Marcus Cole
Head Coach · Peak Performance Athletics
Multi-sport training in Nashville: speed, strength, and skills work for athletes 8U through college prep. Parents book straight from this page.
Programs
Youth Speed & Agility (8U–12U)
Small groups. Footwork, sprint mechanics, game speed.
Middle School Strength (13U–15U)
Fundamentals first. Bar path before load.
College Prep
Testing numbers, recruiting film, combine readiness.
Ages
From parents
Athlete outcomes
D2 commit
Footballsigned
Demo athlete — OL
Class of 2026
6.42s
Baseball60-yard dash
Demo athlete — CF
Class of 2027
JUCO offer
Basketballaccepted
Demo athlete — PG
Class of 2026
The page the other links can't be.
A bio-link page can't book the meeting. A scheduling link carries no proof. A Rep Card does both jobs on one page — and the page is what converts.
A scheduling link
- Your photo
- A time picker
- A form
- That's the page.
A Rep Card
- Your photo and a one-line intro
- “Save contact” — a vCard in their phone in one tap
- Your links — channel, newsletter, store, portfolio
- Testimonials from people who paid you
- Case studies with real numbers
- Video — Loom, YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, or Mux
- Booking that opens right on the page
- A contact form that lands in your inbox and your contacts
- Your own subdomain or domain
- Analytics: views → started → booked
16 blocks. Stack them your way.
Drag them into the order that sells you. Every block is typed, mobile-first, and renders in your brand colors.
Hero
Your face, your name, one line on what you do.
Contact strip
Phone, email, socials, and the save-my-contact button.
Booking button
One event type, one button. Opens your booking flow right on the card.
Booking picker
Several event types, visitor picks one. Each keeps its own workflow.
Schedule grid
Your weekly schedule as tappable time slots — the academy pattern.
Schedule Page
Show one of your Schedule Pages inside the card. Edit the page once, every card stays current.
Video
Loom, YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, or Mux. Tap to play.
Testimonials
Quotes from people who paid you. Swipeable.
Case studies
Real results with real numbers.
Proof links
A tap-friendly list of pages that back you up.
Tags
Expertise, territory, industry — as chips.
Services
What you offer, one line each.
FAQ
Answer the questions people email you before booking.
Contact form
A short form that lands in your inbox and your contacts.
Text
Freeform markdown for anything the other blocks miss.
Divider
A visual break between sections.
11 templates, ready to go.
Pick the one that matches your work and the block order is already right. Swap the placeholders for your face and your numbers, hit publish.
Sales rep
Modeled on the enterprise-rep landing page pattern: territory, real numbers, testimonials, one clear book-a-call CTA.
Contractor
Modeled on the residential-services pattern: service list up top, proof photos, 'free quote' as the primary CTA.
Coach / academy
Modeled on the academy pattern: training video, parent quotes, the weekly schedule, book-a-session CTA.
Consultant
How-I-work video, case studies with numbers, strategy-call button.
Real estate agent
Buyer + seller consults, recent sales with numbers, neighborhood tour.
Fundraising rep
Modeled on the youth-fundraising rep pattern: dollar amounts as the primary trust signal, sport-specific proof, warm-lead discovery-call CTA.
Fitness coach
Client results, free-consult button, training options.
Financial advisor
Initial-consult button, approach explainer, credentials block.
Coach / trainer
The personal-brand coach card: who you coach, sessions from free intro to full package, client words, one book button.
Consultant / advisor
The link-in-bio advisor card: credentials up top, a discovery call and a working session, your latest work as links.
Creator / solopreneur
The creator card: one link for the channel, the newsletter, the store — and a paid 1:1 that books on the page.
Real numbers, not vibes.
Because your Rep Card and your calendar share one system, the analytics connect all the way through: who viewed the card, who started booking, who actually booked. Which CTA converts. Which block gets read and which gets scrolled past. vCard downloads as your how-memorable-am-I score.
A landing-page tool can count clicks. It can't see the booking. We can, because the booking happens on the same page.
Funnel: views to booked
- Viewed the card84 sessions
- Started a booking31 sessions
- Completed a booking14 sessions
241
views
33
vCard saves
14
bookings
In their phone in one tap.
Every Rep Card generates a vCard from your hero and contact blocks. A prospect taps “Save contact” and their phone offers to add you — name, title, company, number, and the card URL — before they've even booked.
A QR code and a six-character short link come with every card. Business cards, yard signs, the back of the truck.
Marcus Cole
Head Coach · Peak Performance Athletics
Nashville, TN
Poc drafts it with you.
Describe your business in a sentence and Poc drafts the whole card — or tap the assist on any field and get your hero line, services, and FAQ answers written in your context. Poc never invents testimonials or case-study numbers; proof stays yours to fill in.
Drop a whole schedule on the card.
The Schedule Reference block embeds one of your Schedule Pages inside the card — its layout, its grouping, its bookable sessions. Edit the page once and every card that references it updates.
Your name on the door.
Start on your workspace URL for free. Pro plans get a clean subdomain worth putting in a text message. Team plans point a domain you already own at your card — add one CNAME and SSL handles itself. We never buy or hold domains for you.
One card, every kind of work.
A coach's card books sessions from the link in their Instagram bio. A consultant's card books discovery calls off a cold email signature. A creator's card holds the channel, the newsletter, the store — and a paid 1:1. Reps, contractors, agents, advisors, fundraisers: the template sets the shape, your proof does the selling.
Team plans add org brand controls — one set of colors, a locked footer, and a compliance disclaimer across every rep's card — plus a leaderboard of views, bookings, and conversion per rep.
Amelia Reyes
Founder · Reyes Design Studio
Brand and packaging design for food companies. Scope on the first call, a fixed quote within the week.
Recent work
4 SKUs
Packagingon shelf
Demo client — sauce line relaunch
CPG
6 weeks
Brandconcept to launch
Demo client — bakery rebrand
Retail
Where I go deep
Start free. Every workspace includes a Rep Card.
Pick a template, swap in your numbers, publish. Free plans get a 3-block card on your workspace URL; paid plans open all 16 blocks, your own subdomain, and custom domains.
Common questions
Is this a link-in-bio page?
Yes — with a calendar. A bio-link tool stacks buttons and counts clicks. A Rep Card stacks your links and your proof, then books the meeting on the same page. The click was never the point; the booked meeting is.
Do I need a separate landing-page tool?
No. That is the point. The landing-page and bio-link tools charge a second subscription for a page with zero scheduling and zero booking data. Your Rep Card lives in the same login as your calendar.
Doesn't my scheduling tool already do this?
No. A scheduling link is a time picker with your name on it. No vCard, no testimonials, no case studies, no proof points, and no page-level funnel analytics.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Free workspaces get a path URL, Pro gets you.card.buildoutschedule.com, and Team plans point card.yourbrand.com at your Rep Card — you add one CNAME on DNS you already own, and SSL issues on its own.
What about my existing website?
Keep it. A Rep Card is the page you put in texts, cold emails, and QR codes — the one link that has to convert. Some owners use it as their /schedule page, solo reps use it as their whole web presence. Your call.