People can save you
Readers save practitioners, services and articles to their own list and come back to them. A save is a warm lead sitting in someone’s pocket, and your numbers tell you when it is happening.
AIDA is a marketplace for autoimmune wellbeing. List your services, publish your writing, and reach people who are searching for exactly what you do — filtered by condition, by pillar, and by how you work.
No setup fee, no monthly cost, no contract. Apply, get reviewed, publish.
Tell us who you are, what you do, your qualifications and the conditions you work with. Ten minutes, and you can save and come back.
A person reads your application — who you are, what you offer, and whether it is a fair fit for the people who use AIDA.
Add your photo, your story, your services and your prices. Your public profile goes live the moment you save it.
You appear in the marketplace, the practitioner directory, the pillar pages and every article you write.
Four steps, about ten minutes. You can list your first service the same day.
No listing fee, no monthly subscription, no charge for writing. AIDA takes 20% of a booking to run the platform, cover payment processing and keep bringing people to your door. If nothing sells, you pay nothing.
A £299 booking puts £239.20 in your account. No listing fee, no monthly charge.
No plugins to install, no website to maintain, no invoices to chase. This is what you get on day one.
Sales in the last seven days, orders, live services, published articles, anything waiting on our review, and your reviews — the moment you log in.
Every order, its status, and what it earned you. Move an order through its stages as you deliver, and the client sees exactly where things are.
A guided, step-by-step form — title and description, a banner image, your pricing, how you deliver it, which pillars it belongs to, the conditions it suits, and your FAQs.
A four-step checklist to get you live, and plain-English guides for everything else — profiles, services, the magazine, approvals, payouts and visibility.
Every article and every service page counts its own readers, so you can see which subjects bring people in and which listings get opened. Only real visitors count — your own visits are ignored.
All of this comes with the account — nothing to install, nothing to host, no plugins to keep updated.
Your profile and your services sit inside a site built for one job: helping someone with an autoimmune condition find the right person.
This is the page someone lands on when they search for exactly what you do.
There are plenty of directories. This is what makes this one different.
Readers save practitioners, services and articles to their own list and come back to them. A save is a warm lead sitting in someone’s pocket, and your numbers tell you when it is happening.
Every member gets a For you page built from what they have actually read and saved. When someone keeps coming back to the condition you work with, your services and your writing are what appears there. Nothing is boosted and nobody can pay for the top slot.
The directory has a near-me search: someone puts in their postcode and sees who is within five, ten or twenty-five miles of them, nearest first. All it needs from you is the postcode on your application. Only the outward code and your town are ever shown publicly, never the full postcode.
People arrive here because they have a condition and they are looking for help with it. You are not competing for attention — you are being searched for.
Every service and article can be tagged against 156 conditions. Someone with Hashimoto’s finds the practitioners who actually work with Hashimoto’s.
Say how you work and people filter on it. If you are online-only your geography stops mattering.
Publish in the AIDA magazine and every article carries a card straight back to your profile. Your writing keeps earning long after you post it.
Every application here is read by hand, not filtered by a script. That care shows before you have said a word.
Profile, listings, bookings, payments and reviews are handled. You do the work you trained for.
Movement, nutrition, sleep, mind and body, community, sound and sensory. Your work is placed where people are already browsing.
Set a price for AIDA members and it is shown large, with the original struck through. It is one of the main reasons people book here rather than direct.
If that sounds like the way you already work, you will fit here.
Nothing to apply, nothing to list, nothing monthly. AIDA takes 20% of a booking when one happens. If you never sell anything, you never pay anything.
Practitioners, coaches and clinicians who are qualified and insured for the work they offer, and who work with people living with autoimmune conditions. That covers nutrition, movement, sleep, mind and body, community and sensory work. If you are not sure whether you fit, apply and ask — a person reads every application.
We review by hand rather than by filter, so it is not instant. You will hear back either way, and if something is holding it up we will tell you what.
Payments are processed by AIDA and passed to you 5–7 days after each purchase, by bank transfer. If you need a different arrangement — paying before a course starts, for instance — get in touch and we will sort it.
Most of our practitioners are UK-based, but if you work online your location matters far less. Tell us where you are in your application.
As many as you like, at any price, delivered online, in person or both. Each one gets its own page, its own tags and its own FAQs.
No. It is free and it helps — articles bring people to your profile who were not searching for you yet — but nobody is required to publish anything.
There is no contract and no notice period. Tell us and we will take your listings down.
Still weighing it up? A person reads every application, and they will come back to you either way.
Applications take about ten minutes. A person will read yours.