Equitable Pricing Explained

  • Standard Rate

    • You have access to financial security, own property, or have personal savings

    • You are able to pay for “wants” and spend little time worrying about securing necessities in your life.

    • You have economic privilege and power in our community; this price is for you.

    By paying full price for the program, you are “paying it forward” and contributing to more equitable world by supporting program access for those with less.

  • Mid Range Rate

    • You may be paying off debt or working to build savings, but you also have access to steady income.

    • You do NOT spend most of your time thinking about meeting your basic needs such as shelter, food, medical care, child care, etc.

    • Making this investment might mean you have to cut back on some discretionary spending in your life (such as going out to dinner, buying coffee, buying a new outfit, or going on vacation), but the sacrifice is short term and will not harm you in the long run.

    Use code EQUITY50 to reduce your monthly rate by $50 each month.

  • Most Affordable Rate

    • You have access to basic needs such as food, housing, and childcare, though sometimes it may feel difficult.

    • You are able to put money away each month to save up to be able to pay for the service, but the middle tier would mean that you have to save for longer than 6-12 months.

    Clients who may want to consider this rate includes people on disability, people on social security or a fixed retirement income, students, and people with significant medical debt. Friends that come from marginalized groups such as LBTQIA+, BIPOC, Fat Positive, and women who struggle financially should consider this rate.

    Use code EQUITY100 to reduce your monthly rate by $100 each month.