Private coaching · Internet Computer (ICP)
Four private hour-long screen-sharing calls with me, plus ongoing support between calls while you actually build — your website on ICP, your business rebuilt on-chain, your crypto portfolio moved over, your ICP content, and everything that comes up along the way. I'm not teaching this from documentation: the page you're reading right now is served from an ICP canister, along with my store, my payment system, my community chat, my games, and my blog of 1,350 articles. $963 one time. No subscription, no canned course — we work on whatever actually gets your project live.
Not sure if this is for you? Ask me directly in the community chat, message me inside the Jerry Banfield Family on Skool, or book a single call with me first — then come back when you're ready.
Plenty of people can explain what the Internet Computer is. Far fewer have bet their actual business on it. In 2026 I moved essentially everything I do onto ICP — and the website you're on right now is the proof. When I say I can help you build on-chain, I mean I've solved these exact problems for my own business, recently, and I still touch them every day.
I moved jerrybanfield.com off Web2 hosting entirely — every page you can visit here is served from an ICP canister.
I built my store on ICP: a live product catalog, card payments through Stripe, and direct ICP payments verified against the ledger on-chain.
I run a members-only community chat with images, reactions, and lifetime access — no Discord, no third party, all in a canister I control.
I run sign-in with Internet Identity: no emails, no passwords, no user database to leak.
My blog — 1,350 articles — my browser games, my community leaderboard, and my public member profiles all live on-chain too.
I've made hundreds of videos about ICP and crypto, reviewed the top cryptocurrencies live on camera, and built CryptoTechCap — a site ranking 100 blockchains by technical capability.
I moved my own crypto portfolio to ICP — through the exchanges, the wallets, the staking decisions, and the mistakes you only learn by doing it with real money.
Everything I'll help you build, I've already built for myself.
That matters because ICP is genuinely different from the rest of crypto. On most chains, "building" means a token and a website hosted on Amazon. On the Internet Computer, the entire application lives on the blockchain — the pages, the data, the payments, the logic. That's exactly why I moved my business here, and it's also why getting started can feel overwhelming without someone who has already crossed the canyon. You don't need to be a programmer — I use AI to write most of my code, and teaching you that workflow is part of what I offer.
Everyone comes to ICP wanting something different. Here are the three biggest things I help with — and most people want some mix of all three:
This is the big one. We take your business — or the business you want to start — and get it live on the Internet Computer: your own domain serving from a canister you control, pages that load fast, and if you want them, the same systems I run — a store, ICP payments, sign-in with Internet Identity, a community space. On our screen-sharing calls we work on your actual project together: setting up your canister, deploying, connecting your domain, and building an AI-assisted workflow so you can keep improving it yourself after our month ends. You own everything — the canisters, the keys, the cycles, the code. I'm not selling you a website I host; I'm teaching you to hold your own.
If you hold crypto on exchanges and you've decided you want ICP exposure, the mechanics matter: which exchanges actually work well, how to move coins without losing them to a wrong address, how self-custody works on the Internet Computer, how the NNS works, what staking in neurons actually means — dissolve delays, voting, and the APR you earn for holding — and how to think about all of it calmly instead of panic-clicking. I've moved my own portfolio through every one of these steps. To be clear up front: I will never take custody of your crypto, and I am not a financial advisor — you make every decision about what to buy and hold. What I offer is the experience to help you execute your own decisions safely.
The ICP ecosystem needs more voices, and creating content about it is how I built my own audience here. If you want to make ICP videos, articles, or a whole channel, we can combine everything I know about content creation — 5,000+ videos uploaded since 2011 — with everything I know about this specific ecosystem: what topics people actually search for, how to explain canisters and neurons without losing people, how to turn one recording into a video plus a blog post plus social clips with an AI workflow, and how to do it without burning out. Your content can even live on your own on-chain website — mine does.
Even if you never write a line of code, thirty days with me will leave you genuinely understanding the Internet Computer instead of nodding along: what a canister is and why it's different from a smart contract on other chains, what cycles are and how computation gets paid for, how Internet Identity replaces passwords, what the NNS is and how governance votes work, what neurons and staking really do, how ckBTC brings Bitcoin into ICP's world, and why an app that runs entirely on-chain is a different kind of thing from a token with a website. I explain all of this the way I explain it in my videos — in plain language, with my own real systems on the screen as the example.
I don't hand-write most of my code. I direct AI tools to build what I need, review what they produce, and ship — that's how one person runs an on-chain store, a chat system, a blog pipeline, and multiple websites simultaneously. This workflow is a core part of what I teach: how to describe what you want clearly, how to keep control of a project you didn't hand-code, and how to use AI to maintain and grow your ICP business after our month together ends. The goal is that you're not dependent on me — or on anyone — when we're done.
The product is not four Zoom calls. The product is having someone who runs his entire business on the Internet Computer in your corner for a month while you build yours.
Between calls, I don't promise instant 24/7 replies — I promise ongoing, thoughtful support. You'll get my honest read, not a reflex.
I'm not a financial advisor, and nothing in this coaching is financial advice — I won't tell you what to buy, I can't promise you the ICP price goes up, and anyone who promises that is lying to you. I'm not a dev agency that disappears for six weeks and hands you an invoice and a website you can't touch. And I won't pretend everything about building on ICP is easy — part of what you're paying for is that I've already hit the confusing parts, the failed deploys, and the gotchas, and I can steer you around them instead of letting you spend weeks stuck where I was once stuck. What you're buying is my experience, my judgment, honest feedback, and accountability while you build something you own.
The four scheduled hours alone work out to about $240 an hour — before counting the month of support between calls and lifetime access to my community chat. Compare that to a web agency quoting you five figures for a site you still won't control, months of wandering through documentation and forum threads alone, or the very real cost of one mis-sent exchange withdrawal. And what you build with me has no monthly hosting bill waiting behind it — my entire on-chain website costs me a few dollars of cycles, not hundreds a month of Web2 hosting. This is a one-time payment, not a subscription — 30 days, and then you decide if you want more.
If you want to know whether your project and your goals are a fit before spending $963, don't guess — ask me:
I'm grateful you read all the way to the end. Whatever you decide, I hope you build something you actually own — that's what brought me to the Internet Computer in the first place.