Pricing

Here at United you might notice our sliding scale (tier) pricing. When reviewing our payment structure we ask that you take into consideration the descriptions of each rate. We encourage receiving support according to your need and contributing according to your capacity.

Our sliding scale structure requires us to utilize the yogic principles of self reflection (svadhyaya), truthfulness (satya), mindfulness in what we take or need (asteya), and non-attachment or abundant generosity (aparigraha).

Here is where we can begin to practice yoga off of the mat. 

Community

One of our core values is accessibility. We are committed to providing a space of collective healing through yoga & wellness for all, regardless of diverse financial circumstances and backgrounds. This option is available due to the support of others in the community.

Consider Community if you:

  • have little or no expendable income

  • qualify for government assistance

  • are an elder with limited financial support

  • are a returning citizen denied work due to incarceration

  • have medical expenses not covered by insurance

Standard

Our standard rate is the base rate for the service. This rate adequately covers the cost of providing this service, allowing us to continue providing classes, trainings, & retreats as well as permitting our teachers, leaders & trainers to make a living wage. If you can afford this average rate, you know it’s for you.

Consider Standard if you:

  • have some expendable income

  • are able to meet your needs

  • own a home or are able to comfortably pay your rent

  • might have debt but it’s not overwhelming

  • own or lease a car

Supporter

Supporter rate is for people who can afford to pay a little more, the extra you give covers a part of the cost for those who cannot. When participants choose this bracket, they are making a clear and unequivocal statement that they want everyone to be able to participate.

Consider Supporter if you:

  • are financially stable

  • have significant expendable income

  • can afford to take vacations often

  • are fully employed or do not need to work to meet your needs

  • own a home or rent a higher-end property

  • own or lease a car