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Proposal OS
Booking OSHer whole practice, on her own site.
Natasha Nazerali is a biological guide, GNM practitioner and devotional artist. Her sessions, readings, art and teaching lived on Squarespace as separate tabs. Atlas rebuilt them as one hand-built site on her own hosting, with booking and checkout through her own Stripe, then built her course platform into the same site.
Built around how she works.
From the live site and the course platform's own database, 5 October 2026. The first cohort begins on 22 October 2026, so these figures describe the platform rather than its use.
A growing practice, on a template.
Natasha's work spans GNM sessions, intuitive readings, family constellations and devotional art. On Squarespace each one sat on its own tab, with no clear home for what came next.
Separate tabs
Sessions, readings, constellations and art sat side by side on a template, with no path from one to the next.
Booking to streamline
Clients needed one clear path from choosing a reading or a session to a time in her calendar. Her session intake was a Squarespace form.
A deck on the way
Her Kismet Oracle Deck was due out with Red Wheel Weiser on 1 September 2026, with prints to sell beside it.
A course that needed a home
Her five-week live course, The Orders of Love, needed somewhere to live. Instead of renting a course platform, she had Atlas build one into her site.
One site, hers end to end.
Pages written by hand on her own hosting and designed around her art, fast to load, with no page builder between her and the live site.
Readings and sessions are paid in a checkout that opens on the page, through her own Stripe, and her booking calendar opens straight after.
A 15-question session intake on her own site replaced the Squarespace form and arrives in her inbox.
Her oracle deck links to its retailers, prints sell through her own checkout, and gift cards cover readings.
Each purchase adds the buyer to her Kit email list, tagged by what they bought.
A course platform inside the same site: pay in full or in two payments, a welcome email on joining, a module after each live call, a private reflections journal and an Ask Natasha box under every module.
“Truly, one of the best investments I made for my brand.”
Natasha Nazerali · GNM practitioner · Atlas client
Students sign in with their email and get a link and a short code, so there are no passwords to forget. Natasha runs students, questions, replays and course emails from her own admin, and the platform is ready for every course she runs after this one.
Natasha Nazerali, answered.
Can a course platform live on my own website?
Yes. Natasha Nazerali's course, The Orders of Love, runs at natashanazerali.com/course/, on the same hosting and domain as her site, with checkout through her own Stripe account.
What replaced Squarespace for Natasha Nazerali?
A hand-built site from Atlas on her own hosting. Readings, sessions, gift cards, prints and her course all sell through her own Stripe account, and her course platform is built into the same site.
How do students log in to The Orders of Love?
With their email. They get a login link and a six-digit code, so there are no passwords to forget, and every course email carries a link straight back in.
Does Atlas build websites for practitioners?
Yes. Atlas builds websites for practitioners and teachers, with booking, payments and courses on their own domain and their own Stripe. Natasha Nazerali's site is one of them.
Want your practice in one place?
Tell us what you offer and where it lives today. Joel will show you what it looks like as one site you own.