A fixed-fee audit that turns inconsistent membership, churn, and trial data into a reliable retention and acquisition plan.
Added Aug 25, 2026
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Boutique fitness studio owners often mix monthly, quarterly, and annual figures when calculating churn and lifetime value. That produces unreliable acquisition budgets and obscures whether trials, pricing, or retention are causing weak economics. The recurring need is not merely a calculator, but accurate analysis followed by concrete operating changes.
Deliver a productized consulting engagement that reconciles billing and membership exports, calculates cohort retention and lifetime value, and maps the trial-to-paid funnel. The client receives a corrected unit-economics model, a prioritized retention plan, and a monthly review template. Initial delivery can be performed manually with spreadsheets and structured interviews before adding reusable software components.
Membership businesses increasingly combine multiple billing intervals, introductory trials, and paid acquisition, making informal calculations unreliable. Owners need defensible economics before increasing advertising spend or changing offers.
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The Ownership Economics 5,000 Quick back of the napkin math. 5,000 Active club members paying $30 every active club members paying $30 every active club members paying $30 every single month without fail. That is single month without fail. That is single month without fail. That is $150,000 $150,000 $150,000 in predictable recurring revenue in predictable recurring revenue in predictable recurring revenue arriving in the bank account on the arriving in the bank account on the arriving in the bank account on the first of every month before a single first of every month before a single first of every month before a single retail customer drives onto the lot. It retail customer drives onto the lot.
In simpler terms, how much money they can rinse them for. So this is kind of like your compass for forecasting future growth and how much you can spend on advertising to acquire those customers. The best way to do this with info products is to start an online membership. So in a paid membership, you'd expect to see webinars or in-depth tutorials, member-only events or meetups, personalized support and access to a dedicated and like-minded community. Let's say you charge $50 per month for membership and you have 100 members. That's $5,000 in monthly revenue and over a year, that is $60,000. Now factor in potential growth. Say you increase your membership to 200 members.
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