Others have addressed the sign-up flow; I didn't get that far before bailing out.

TL;DR: you don't make a case for why your offering has any value.

Most of the information about what you offer is buried in a really uncompelling video, which seems tailored to make it as difficult as possible for potential customers to see what they're paying for. Three and a half minutes of muttering while slowly filling fake information into a long form -- with zero indication of what the form is for, or what value it offers. This is followed by about thirty seconds of scrolling absurdly quickly through a page which contains all the information you just typed in. For some reason.

The glimpse of the sole feature that is any more elaborate than "fill in a form then see what you just filled in" is comically brief: "You can have a conversation with your support agent at any time" -- you pop it open for literally less than half a second and then log out. Who's this support agent? Is it a person or a chatbot? Is is supporting the freelancer or their clients? What information can it provide? I have no idea. This is followed by an equally brief glimpse of the "client dashboard", which provides zero information about why it exists or what either the client or freelancer would use it for.

So far I'm left with the impression that I could get more or less the same value by purchasing a 99-cent notepad and just writing this stuff down.

The feature checklist is equally problematic:

* Personal website: which is practically a commodity by this point, and which your potential customers can't see before buying.

* Client onboarding: presumably the long form being filled in in the video. No case is made for why this has any value.

* Client NDA: the thing here is, you have this completely backwards. NDA always comes from the client, not the freelancer. No client who requires an NDA is going to trust one drawn up by the freelancer. That you tout this as a major feature makes me question your understanding of your target audience's needs.

* Personal assistant: this sounds like it could be a real, potentially useful feature! Too bad you provide no information on how it works. Except oh look: you're using it too -- and your potential customers can easily see that it's a third-party product with a free tier, and just go sign up for it directly, if they find it of value.

* Call scheduling: so I can schedule a call and have it automatically added to my calendar. Or... I could just put it in my calendar. No apparent value add here.

* "Complete client process", a recap of the other five bullet points, because five items don't lay out well.

Based on your copy ("Become a PROFESSIONAL!") and very limited feature set, I have to assume you're targeting amateurs and wannabes -- any freelancer with more than a client or two under their belt will already have their own website, contracts, calendar, etc. Instead you're aiming at the people trying to take the next step up from, like, fiverr gigs. This is fine -- that's a valid market -- but your price point is way too high for that audience. (Incidentally: your pricing page lists $29/month, with copy stating "Start earning more with every deal at 10$/month." That doesn't exactly inspire trust.)