Build a video membership people will pay for
Practical, sequenced guides for professionals who teach on camera and want to be paid for it directly: what the work earns, how to move it online, what to charge, and how to sell recorded classes under your own name. They are not for hobbyists looking for free tools, for anyone chasing a certification, or for businesses that mainly need bookings and schedules.
- ✓ You teach yoga, fitness or Pilates, or run a video-led business
- ✓ You want recurring revenue from recorded classes
- ✓ You would rather own the audience than rent a marketplace
Start a streaming or video business
The pillar guide. Read it before any platform demo: it frames the costs, the profit maths and the launch decisions the rest of this library assumes.
Yoga guides
Four stages, in order: what the work earns, how to teach online, what to charge, how to sell the recordings. Each guide links the next, so starting at your actual stage costs nothing — a teacher with recordings ready can walk straight into stage 4.
Replaces salary averages with formulas: what each online teaching model pays on your own inputs, and where the hours ceiling sits.
Stage 1 — start here if you have not sold video yet.
What online yoga teachers earn How to teach yoga onlineDecides live versus on-demand on business grounds, then sets up the recording, the rights and the first paid offer.
Stage 2 — for certified teachers moving classes online.
How to teach yoga online How much to charge for online yoga classesCompares single classes, packs and memberships on identical inputs, so the price is a decision rather than a guess.
Stage 3 — when the classes exist and the price does not.
What to charge for online yoga How to sell yoga videos onlineThe seller playbook: audit the archive, structure the library, set access rules, launch, and keep subscribers past month one.
Stage 4 — for teachers with recordings ready to sell.
How to sell yoga videosFitness guides
The same funnel for coaches, with a fork at the end: written plans or recorded sessions are different products with different guides, and plenty of coaches ship both.
Works out what online coaching income depends on — model, price, roster size, churn — with the reader's own numbers.
Stage 1 — start here if coaching online is still a question.
Online fitness coach income How to start online fitness coachingTakes an existing coaching practice online: offer, delivery format, tools and the first paying clients.
Stage 2 — for coaches with clients but no online offer.
Start online fitness coaching How much to charge for online fitness coachingPrices coaching against capacity: what your hours are worth per client, and when a one-to-many product makes more sense.
Stage 3 — when demand outgrows your calendar.
Online coaching pricing How to sell workout plans onlineTurns written programming into a product: packaging, delivery, pricing and the difference between a plan and a membership.
Stage 4 — for coaches whose programming already works.
Sell workout plans online How to sell workout videos onlineSells recorded sessions as a library: what to film, how to structure it, and how recurring access differs from single sales.
Stage 4 — for coaches with sessions on film.
Sell workout videos onlinePilates guides
For qualified instructors. Nothing here certifies anyone; the guides assume the teaching credential already exists.
What Pilates teaching pays across studio, private and online work — modelled with formulas, not averages.
Stage 1 — start here if you have not sold video yet.
Pilates instructor income How to teach Pilates onlineRunning mat and equipment classes online: format, filming and the first paid offer. Written for instructors who already hold their qualification — it is not a certification path.
Stage 2 — for already-certified instructors.
Teach Pilates online How much to charge for online Pilates classesPrices online Pilates classes and memberships from costs and audience size rather than from what the studio down the road charges.
Stage 3 — when the classes exist and the price does not.
What to charge for online Pilates How to sell Pilates videos onlinePackages recorded Pilates classes into a paid library under your own name: structure, access rules and launch.
Stage 4 — for instructors with recordings ready to sell.
Sell Pilates videos onlineWhere the guides lead
Every guide ends at a decision rather than a pitch. When you reach yours, these are the pages that describe what Propel does about it — and what it deliberately leaves to other tools.
What one system covers when the guides talk about hosting, publishing and selling a recorded library.
The Propel platform MonetizationSubscriptions, one-time purchase and free previews — the access models the pricing guides work with.
Monetization Who it is forThe vertical pages for yoga, fitness, Pilates and the other niches these guides feed into.
Who it is forWhat Propel does and does not do
Propel publishes and monetizes recorded video: your library, your subscription, your apps on web, iOS, Android, Apple TV and Android TV. It is not an LMS, a booking system, a workout builder or a client-tracking tool — where those jobs come up, the guides point you to tools built for them.
Propel is pre-launch and open for early access.
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