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Membership Pricing Planner & Confidence Checklist

Simple questions to help you gauge where you stand with your current pricing strategy. Whether you're considering a price increase or just want to make sure your rates reflect your value, this planner walks you through the numbers, the communication plan, and a confidence check before you make any changes.

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Three sections included:

Know Your Numbers: calculate your projected monthly and annual revenue gain from a price increase
Price Communication Plan: announcement date, effective date, notification channels, and core messaging framework
Pricing Confidence Checklist: 6 checkboxes that tell you if you're ready to raise rates (4+ checked = go time)
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FAQ

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What are the four types of membership?
Most schools and gyms build their pricing around four core structures: monthly recurring (no long-term commitment), annual or fixed-term contracts (usually at a discount for the commitment), class packs or punch cards (pay for a set number of visits), and drop-in or day-pass rates (pay per visit, no commitment at all). Family plans, corporate accounts, and tiered pricing are usually variations layered on top of these four, not separate structures on their own. See our full breakdown of membership types for all the variations.
How do I know if I’m ready to raise my rates?
The planner includes a 6-checkbox Pricing Confidence Checklist, if you check 4 or more, it's go time. It also walks you through the projected revenue gain and a communication plan before you make any changes.
What's in the communication plan?
Announcement date, effective date, notification channels, and a core messaging framework, so members hear about a price change the right way.

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