Pricing & Payments

Prices, plans, tiers, trials and getting paid reliably.

Revenue churn versus member churn

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Revenue churn and member churn measure different losses, and they often disagree. Learn to calculate both, why they diverge and what each one tells you.

Launching a new tier to your existing members

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Launching a new tier to your existing members is an internal launch. How to test demand, reassure current members and announce and open the new tier well.

Bundles: combining courses, products and membership

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Bundles combine courses, products and membership into one offer. Learn how to design bundles around one outcome, price them fairly and make renewals clear.

Pricing high-touch tiers with coaching or feedback

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Pricing high-touch tiers with coaching or feedback starts with the true cost of your time. Learn how to price, define and cap time-intensive membership tiers.

Pricing a community-only membership

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Pricing a community-only membership means putting a value on access to people, not content. Learn what members pay for and how to set a price that lasts.

Answering price objections honestly

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Answering price objections honestly starts with finding out what too expensive really means. Questions, replies and options that respect the buyer.

Dues structures for associations and clubs

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Dues structures for associations and clubs: how to set membership categories, joining fees, renewal cycles and grace periods that are fair and easy to run.

Regional pricing for members in different countries

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Regional pricing lets members in different countries join at a price that fits where they live. Learn how to set fair price bands and avoid the common pitfalls.

Managing cash flow with recurring revenue

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Managing cash flow with recurring revenue: why income is not the same as cash, how annual renewals distort the picture and how to build a buffer.