You set your own prices, within a few simple rules. Here are the floors and the guidance to help you price well.
Price floors
- Workshops, Cohort Programs, and Resources that are paid have a minimum price of 200 US dollars. (Resources can also be free.)
- Services have a minimum price of 50 US dollars.
- Sprint Lessons are always free.
The editor enforces these when you save and publish, so you cannot accidentally price below the floor.
Cohort pricing guidance
Cohorts show a pricing guide with real, documented bands, and a one-click option to use a suggested price:
- Around 800 to 1,200 dollars for roughly 6 to 8 live hours with at least one project.
- Around 1,200 to 1,800 dollars for 8 to 12 hours with multiple projects or a capstone.
- Around 1,800 to 2,450 dollars for 12 to 20 hours with a capstone.
These are guides, not limits. Price for the depth and outcome you deliver.
Currency
All prices are in US dollars, worldwide. Learners are charged in dollars and their bank converts.
Discounts
You can create promo codes for your products. Remember that a discount comes out of your side: your payout is 90 percent of what the learner actually pays. See How you get paid.
Bundles
You can group several of your own workshops or programs into a bundle at a combined price, usually better than buying separately. A bundle is a packaging of your existing products, not a new product type.
Getting it right
Price is a signal. A confident, fair price that matches the value you deliver serves you better than underpricing. Use the guidance, look at comparable products, and adjust as you learn what converts.