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Price a course on set dates
A seat should cost well below the same hours one to one, and the course should earn more for each hour you teach. Put in your rate, the dates and the seats, and you’ll see both.
It starts from the cohort guide’s example. The sums run in your browser and nothing is stored.
That’s 2.1 times an hour one to one, and each person pays less than they would alone.
The share
A third to a half of what the same dates would cost one to one is a fair place to start. Lower and the course is a bargain that fills fast; higher and people ask why they wouldn’t book you alone. How do you price a group program or cohort? has the rest, from the number of seats to what happens when somebody misses a date.
One seat, every date
On WorkWith, a group session can run as a cohort: you add the dates on Link, and a client buys a seat at all of them together.
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