FLexible Pricing


While money is not the only barrier to access, it is one that I can work on alleviating within my business. Lifting for Length has four tiers so you can choose the price that fits into your monthly budget. While not everyone is going to fit neatly into the guidelines presented below, you can use them to help you decide which price is the best fit. Please take advantage of the flexible pricing options especially if you are low income, a student, or live in a country with a less favorable exchange rate to USD.

All tiers receive the same programming and attention, the only difference is the price


Tier 1


- Unemployed with assistance
- Underemployed compared to cost of living


Debt (student loans, car, home) are more than yearly income


– No access to family
– Family has no assets
– Assist family with basic living expenses


Tier 2


- Stably employed at around the median income for your area
- Some disposable income


Debt (student loans, car, home) is about the same as yearly income


Family has assets, such as a house that they are currently paying off


Tier 3


- Stably employed above the median income
- Consistently have disposable income


Debt is less than yearly income


– Family has assets such as  a paid-off house
– I will inherit a house and/or a small amount of money


Tier 4


- Stably employed well above the median income
- Consistently have plenty of disposable income


Debt free


– Family has many assets such as housing or investments
– I have or will inherit wealth


Thank you to Strive and Uplift for the flexible pricing inspiration and guidelines