7 Signs It's Time to Raise Your Coaching Prices

23 Apr 2026 · 9 min
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In this YouTube video, Huy Huy, a coach with over four years of experience and 500+ clients, presents a clear framework for determining when a coach should increase their rates. He argues that confidence follows action, so waiting to feel ready delays growth. He outlines seven concrete signs: (1) an unusually high acceptance rate (80%+ saying yes) suggests underpricing; (2) feeling resentful or burnt out because effort outweighs compensation; (3) having strong testimonials and transformation results while still charging low rates; (4) being fully booked, indicating supply‑demand imbalance and the need to scale via group programs; (5) recognizing that peers charge $10‑25K and realizing you can deliver comparable outcomes; (6) having invested heavily in personal development and certifications, which should be reflected in fees; and (7) an inner voice urging a price raise, with fear serving as a growth cue. Huy provides practical tips, such as practicing price pitches, and encourages viewers to download his free "High Ticket Coach Blueprint" and subscribe for ongoing coaching business guidance.

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