How Much Does Business Coaching Cost?

Adam Fox • 27 May 2021

The real question you should be asking yourself is can you afford NOT to commit to a coaching programme?

If you’ve made it this far, you’re obviously serious about taking your business to the next level. Awesome, you’ve just taken the first step towards building an amazing business that outperforms your competitors. 

Now for the answer to the question on your lips, how much does Business Coaching cost? 

Can you afford it?  

The real question you should be asking yourself is can you afford NOT to commit to a coaching programme?

There are hundreds upon hundreds of business coaches out there who seemingly all offer the same. But none of them like to tell you how much you can expect to be paying until they have you on the phone. And that’s wrong! 

The typical price range is anywhere from £200 per month right up to £2000 per month for various coaching programmes.

Warning:

You get what you pay for! 

This is certainly true at the lower end of the pricing scale where a coach at this level, really doesn’t have to have a huge impact on your business to cover their cost. This is what they rely on, making a small difference. 

At the top end of the scale, the coaches are well equipped to make a good return on investment, but they’re geared more towards the companies already turning over a few million that can afford their fees.

Beware of any coach that won’t offer you a guarantee against their services. If they are as good as they say they are, then why wouldn’t they? 

We understand that there isn’t a one size fits all solution to the challenges businesses face. Every business is different with different goals, different challenges and all at different stages of their business journey. That’s why we offer a range of bespoke Business Coaching services. Whether you’re facing a particular challenge in your business, are just starting out in on your own adventure into the world of the business owner, or would just like a sounding board to offer up some ideas you maybe haven’t though of, Evolve can help.

Business Coaching is a genuine business expense, therefore they are fully tax-deductible.

So, to answer your question: How much does Business Coaching cost? 

The answer is less than you think.

Your first coaching session is free.

 I work with companies right across the UK so coach via Zoom as it is quicker and more effective for me and for you. After all, you do have a business to run. 

I can for certain clients coach at their premises however this is considered on a case by case basis and does incur an additional charge.

For full details on our coaching programmes and associated pricing click the button below and visit our pricing page. 

There is no smoke and mirrors, the prices are listed there and will give you a good feel for whether or not you are ready to make this commitment to yourself and your business.


Visit Our Pricing Page

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