Becoming You Certified Practitioners

BYCP Packaging Calculator

There’s no single right way to package a Becoming You engagement with your client — this calculator just gives you a starting point, built from the same session structure and range coaches are already using, so you’re not structuring or pricing from a blank page.

Part One

Package Offerings

Four packages, chosen by outcome — what the client walks away with, who it’s right for, and which parts of the Becoming You methodology it draws on. Shown as 1:1 coaching; cohort and workshop formats are coming soon.

01 Package options

Pick the shape that fits this client — each one below builds on the last.

Part Two

Build Your Agenda

Turn the package above into a real session-by-session agenda — reflect it exactly, or adjust any stage’s count to fit where this client is starting from.

02 Session types — what actually happens in each one

Jump to one of the four packages, or start from Your Full Blueprint and adjust the count for each stage to match what this client actually needs. The highlighted cells are yours to set.

Reflecting: Your Full Blueprint

Session ledger with editable session counts
Session typeSessionsSession details
Values Bridge

The universal entry point. Full values results — core, moderate, and peripheral — plus the Authenticity Gap behind them.

Session examples:

  • Pre-work & assessment. The client journals and works the exercises first, then takes the Values Bridge Assessment, so the platform’s language doesn’t anchor their answers.Homework: Values Bridge Assessment, Alpha & Omega questions, Whose Life.
  • Values Bridge debrief. Open with a six-word memoir, then work through the results together — core values, moderate values, and where they conflict.Homework: none required.
  • Whose Life review & Authenticity Gap. Unpack the gap between the client’s actual life and what they say they value.Homework: journal on where the gap shows up day to day.
  • Closing synthesis. A closing six-word memoir and a recap of what’s shifted — the wrap, or the bridge into the next stage.Homework: none — carries into the next package stage, if there is one.
Aptitudes (YouScience)

Exploratory evidence for direction, not a prescription — best after the Values Bridge, and best for younger or early-career clients still figuring out what fits.

Session examples: a guided YouScience debrief (the platform report is dense, so bring your own framing or support materials); optionally paired with a light Enneagram check-in.

Homework: complete the YouScience assessment before the session.

Workplace Knowledge (CTC & PIE360)

External, workplace-facing evidence. The Career Traits Compass locates the client on the individual-contributor-to-leader spectrum; PIE360 gathers real feedback from up to 40 people. Best for already-employed clients and leaders — not a fit for someone who just went through a workplace 360.

Session examples: a Career Traits Compass debrief for leadership or career-change work; a PIE360 debrief, often paired with an Odyssey Planning exercise.

Homework: complete the Career Traits Compass; send the PIE360 survey to raters well ahead of the session and review the report before you meet.

Blueprint Building (Megatrends & Opportunity Engine)

Megatrends and the Opportunity Engine, pulled together with every other tool into one integrated Becoming Blueprint — three viable paths forward, not a single answer.

Session examples: an Odyssey Planning exercise; a synthesis session that pulls every prior tool into the Blueprint.

Homework: Megatrends worksheet and Opportunity Engine homework, completed before the synthesis session.

Additional

Whatever this client’s history calls for — the Four Horsemen, action-planning, or a 1:1 follow-up after a cohort or workshop wraps.

Session examples: the Four Horsemen exercise; a dedicated action-planning session; a follow-up call two to three months after the engagement ends.

Homework: a personalized action plan, built together in the session — there’s no fixed template, so tailor it to what came up.

Total12 sessions
Part Three

What are you charging?

Set your per-session rate for 1:1 delivery, see the package total, and check it against the market.

03 Your rate

Set what you charge per session. Plan for $100–$500 — personalize it based on the client, their industry, and your own experience and market.

$/ session
$100$300$500

Coaching through a partner pipeline (like the IvyWise Purpose Practicum) — its own rate and fee structure will be shared separately. This section is for independent 1:1 packages.

04 Package total

Total sessions
12
3 + 1 + 3 + 3 + 2
Total package price
$3,000
We recommend providing a package total to your client, and only using the per-session pricing to derive that total.

05 Where this rate sits

A per-session rate in context — how it compares to what career, life, and executive coaches generally charge (2026 market data).

General career coaching$80–$225
Life coaching$100–$300
Executive / specialized$220–$600+
$0$100$200$300$400$500$600$700
$250

For context, 2026 market rates run roughly: general career coaching $80–$225/session, life coaching $100–$300/session, and executive or specialized coaching $220–$600+/session. The global average across all coach types is $234/session, and $297/session in North America (ICF Global Coaching Study, as cited by LeadersAdapt and Coachilly). Treat these as market context, not a Becoming You recommendation.

A starting point

Not a fixed answer. Session count and rate should flex with the client’s goals, your market, and how much of the full arc — Understanding Your Values alone versus Your Full Blueprint — they’re signing up for.

Talk it through with your mentor or pod before you quote. And keep an eye on the FAQ: our anonymous coach pricing survey is still gathering responses, and we’ll fold real coach ranges in here as they come back.