Coach Hub+ Business Tools

Build a programme clients commit to

A block of lessons sells on price. A programme sells on outcome. Build yours in four steps, see what it is really worth, including the time it takes you between lessons, and price it on value instead of a discount.

1

The programme

Programme length
£

What one of these lessons costs booked on its own.

£
£

Leave the fee blank to use your lesson rate.

2

Support between lessons

Channels
Technology in your lessons
3

Extras that add value

Tick what you'd offer. Each one shows what it's worth to the client, what it costs you and your time, with typical figures you can type over.

More extras
4

Price it

£

Your number from the Coaching Rate Calculator. Add it to see which prices pay you enough.

£

Usually 60 to 75% each. Each player still gets their own plans, contact and extras, so check what you earn per hour.

Fine-tune: your time, value, costs and capacity

The support you picked takes time outside your lessons. These are typical figures. Type over any of them to match how you work.

SupportYour time (min)Worth to clientPer
£

0 if you pay one subscription for all clients.

Booked separately, the coaching costs
Value you add on top
Your time per client
Price options
OptionProgramme pricePer monthClient savesPer hour of your time

"All your time at lesson rate" is what the programme would cost if every minute of support were charged like a lesson. It shows what the support is really worth, not a price you have to charge. "Per hour of your time" counts every minute the programme takes you, lessons and support, after costs you pay per client. Monthly payments are rounded up to the next whole amount.

Two players sharing
OptionEach player paysPer month eachYou receivePer hour of your time

Your programme, ready to share

      

Only show a saving against single-lesson prices you really charge. Advertising a saving against a price you don't charge breaks consumer law in the UK, EU and Switzerland.