If there’s one burning question we as life coaches have in common, it’s this: what is the average life coach salary?
And especially if you’re new to the field, you want to start enrolling clients and creating amazing transformations for them, but… how much should you charge? How can we price our coaching packages? What could be the ideal life coach salary? How much can you charge? How much is the market rate? Who and what determines how much your life coach salary can be?
So many unanswered questions.
That’s why we created this video where we will address this issue and tell you exactly how to price your packages and charge what you’re worth:
The secret to charging the right life coach salary
Now, before we proceed with this video blog, here’s something you must keep in mind.
Just as every great recipe always has a secret ingredient or a secret touch…
So does your right to charge the ideal life coach salary for yourself.
The secret to charging the right life coach salary lies in your self-confidence.
Yes, you read that right.
If you are confident and believe in your competence as a life coach, you will be in a better position to ask for a higher life coach salary. You will feel more assured and calm while creating your pricing packages because you know exactly what kind of value you bring to your client.
With that in mind, here are four pricing strategies that you can use to charge what you’re worth.
Pricing strategy for your coaching business
1. Reverse engineering
Reverse engineer your salary.
This means you can set an hourly rate for yourself based on your yearly income goal and the time you want to invest in earning it.
This process of reverse engineering your life coach salary is super simple and gives you real clarity over how you want to spend your time and energy.
2. Listen to Your gut
It’s really important that you tap into your gut feeling, or your intuition, and evaluate your worth… before you commit to working with a client.
Ask yourself, does working with this client or opportunity at this rate really excite me?
Ask yourself, what is the price that would really make me comfortable with my set of coaching skills?
It’s always a good idea to start there and then slowly increase your rate as you gain more experience.
3. Charge for the results
The best alternative to having an hourly rate… is to charge based on the results or the potential of results that you promise to create for your client.
You will be able to significantly increase your life coach salary if you’re able to truly create results for your clients. They will be happy to recommend you to more people, not to mention that they themselves will come back to you for more.
4. Consider life coaching industry standards
Compare your pricing with other coaches.
When increasing your life coach salary, you must take into consideration your reality, your experience, and the investment capacity of your ideal clients.
To learn in detail about these four pricing strategies and how you can apply them in real life, you can watch the video with Ajit.
And remember, charge for what you’re worth right now, but always increase your pricing as you grow as a coach and gain more experience.
