Workbook or audit template
$19 – $49
One focused deliverable with a booking offer inside the file and in the receipt.
Where it lands: Qualifies buyers far better than a free lead magnet; profit is secondary.
For a coach, a digital product is rarely the business — it is the first paid step toward a program or a call. Price it to qualify buyers, not to maximise the single transaction.
$19 – $49
One focused deliverable with a booking offer inside the file and in the receipt.
Where it lands: Qualifies buyers far better than a free lead magnet; profit is secondary.
$149 – $499
A sequenced program with worksheets and email support, sold continuously between cohorts.
Where it lands: Steady revenue that runs while you are delivering client work.
$1,000 – $10,000+
Live delivery, accountability and access to you, sold to buyers the lower tiers surfaced.
Where it lands: Where nearly all the revenue actually comes from.
Written for the searches this page answers: “how to price coaching packages”, “how much to charge for a coaching workbook”, “coaching program pricing”.
A coaching business rarely earns from the file — it earns from the engagement the file surfaces. Price the entry workbook at $19–$49: high enough to filter out people who collect free PDFs, low enough to be an instant decision. A paying $29 buyer is dramatically more likely to book than a free downloader, which makes the charge a qualification tool rather than a revenue line.
Between the workbook and the cohort sits a $149–$499 sequenced program with worksheets and email support. It sells continuously while you deliver client work, and it captures the buyers who want your method but are not ready for live time. Price it against the outcome the client gets, not against the cheapest course in your niche — coaches who publish the outcome hold higher prices with fewer objections.
The booking offer belongs inside the product and in the receipt email, plus one follow-up two or three days later asking where they got stuck. That follow-up is the pitch. Publish a plain refund window — 14 days is standard — and honour it without argument; an occasional refund costs far less than a dispute or a public complaint about a coaching purchase.
A $29 buyer is dramatically more likely to book a paid engagement than a free downloader. Charging something is the cheapest qualification filter you have.
If the booking offer is not inside the product and in the receipt, the sale ends at $29. The follow-up two or three days later — asking where they got stuck — is the pitch.
Price against the outcome the client gets, not against the cheapest course in your niche. Coaches who publish the outcome hold higher prices with fewer objections.
Charge $19–$49 for the entry workbook to qualify buyers, hold a self-study tier in the low hundreds for people not ready for live work, and let both feed the engagement that actually pays. The launch plan below packages the entry product properly.
Buyer Plan Pro is a one-off $49: the week-by-week launch schedule, the templates that finish each step, and the listing and pricing copy.
Every template, starter and bundle — instant download after checkout.
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