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Set a single-location gym's price points and design a risk-reversal guarantee it can actually afford, with margin math so a refund never bleeds the business. Use when a gym owner asks "what should I charge", wants to set or raise a membership or challenge price, asks "is a money-back guarantee safe" or "how risky is my guarantee", or needs guarantee language to put on an offer. Do NOT use when constructing the whole offer (value stack, bonuses, scarcity, naming) - use grand-slam-offer-builder instead; do NOT use when testing whether the price self-funds acquisition - use gym-money-model instead.

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# Gym Pricing and Guarantees

Price on the value and outcome you deliver - not on your delivery cost or the gym down the road - then bolt on a guarantee that removes the buyer's risk without putting the business at risk. This skill owns the gym's price points and guarantee language only.

## Workflow

### Step 1: Price on value, not cost or competitor
- Anchor high, then justify with the stacked value: a $499 challenge shown next to a list of inclusions worth far more reads as a deal; the same $499 with no framing reads as expensive.
- Never cost-plus. Adding a margin to delivery cost caps the price at your imagination of cost, not the buyer's desire for the outcome.
- Never match the local discount gym. Matching a budget competitor tells the buyer you are the same thing for less and destroys the premium position. A higher price can raise perceived likelihood - people trust that real results cost something.
- If you must move on price, add value or remove an inclusion - never cut the number. See references/pricing-on-value.

### Step 2: Set the three price points
A single-location gym usually runs three tiers. Set each with a target gross margin and a one-line value justification, then fill the price-architecture template with the gym's actual numbers.