1-on-1 coaching is more personalized and typically commands higher pricing. Group coaching is less intensive but scalable.
Choose your niche. Niches with high business ROI or urgent transformation justify premium pricing.
Estimate your coaching experience in years. More years generally increase credibility and pricing potential.
Select the option that best applies. The more credibility you bring, the more you can charge.
How urgent or valuable is the transformation you offer?
Whom do you primarily coach?
Scarcity increases value. Less frequent availability can justify higher rates.
Longer engagements may reduce per-session cost but increase overall value.
If your coaching slots are limited, you can usually charge more per session.
Enter how many sessions, on average, each client receives in a month.
The faster the results, the more valuable the coaching feels to clients.
Support like weekly check-ins, progress reviews, or messaging access increases perceived value.
Choose if you sell sessions individually or as a monthly package with multiple sessions and support.
If you offer a discounted rate for monthly packages, enter the percent discount here.
What’s the immediate monetary value the client gets once they complete your program (for example, $5,000 in new clients, or a 10 percent pay raise).