Start with the business situation.
The session separates the visible issue from the owner-level choice, then points to the next business move and what should wait.
Pricing and options
1:1 business work starts at $1,500/month
Short answer
1:1 business work with Stan starts at $1,500/month. The cost table below shows when monthly work, quoted scope, or the smaller one-time $750 session is the right first step. Larger advisory, collaboration, ownership, board, partner, leadership, or cross-functional work is quoted after the scope is clear.
The mistake is buying by label. The better test is whether the decision needs one session, a monthly rhythm, or scoped work.
The public starting point is $1,500/month 1:1 business work. Larger work is quoted because the people involved, the stakes, and the work boundaries change the shape of the engagement.
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Options
Use cost and route to choose the first paid step.
| Route | Best fit | What it is for | Price/status | Next step | Not for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1:1 business work | Biweekly, month-to-month work when the same owner decision keeps returning. | Recurring business pressure where a steady decision rhythm matters more than a project deck. | $1,500/month. | See 1:1 business work | A narrow question that can be handled in one focused session. |
| Quoted larger work | Ownership, partner, board, leadership, or higher-stakes work where scope changes the price. | Situations with more people, more preparation, or a larger business consequence. | Quoted after scope. | Request quote | Buying a fixed-price product before the work boundary is clear. |
| One focused session | One focused pass before deciding what to change, pause, or buy next. | A smaller business question where one 90-minute pass is enough. | $750. | Use one focused session | A recurring owner decision or larger multi-person scope. |
| Speaking | Owner audiences, leadership groups, workshops, and keynotes. | Business pressure, owner dependency, decision clarity, and related audience topics. | Quoted by event. | Invite to speak | Private decision work for one owner or leadership team. |
Method, proof, boundary
The page should tell you why the price is shaped this way.
Business owners should not have to infer the method or chase proof after seeing price. The one-session purchase, monthly rhythm, and quote path each have a different job.
Confidentiality changes the proof style.
Client names stay private. Public proof is shown through repeated business situations, operating history, and the Results page.
No payment before scope.
The quote request is for larger work only. It gives enough context to quote, decline, or redirect before money moves.
Decision test
Use the decision size to choose the first paid step.
The pricing page should not make you guess. If the same decision keeps returning, use 1:1 business work. If you need one focused session before choosing the next business move, use the $750 session. If the decision involves owners, board, partners, leadership, or a costly business move, request a quote.
The cost of choosing the wrong option is not just the fee. It is the delay, the extra meetings, the vendor you hire too early, the employee you place into an unclear role, and the month you lose while the real decision waits underneath the visible problem.
Use 1:1 business work at $1,500/month.
Two calls a month keep the owner-level decision from turning into another vague project.
Use the limited $750 session.
You need one hard look at the problem before buying more help. Bring the current issue, the moves already tried, the numbers you trust, and the move you are considering.
Request quote.
Use this when the decision includes owners, partners, board members, leadership changes, major allocation, or a situation where one 90-minute call is not enough.
Ask about speaking.
Use this for owner audiences, leadership groups, and events where the topic is business pressure, unclear commitments, owner dependency, or business clarity.
What happens next
The paid step should remove confusion, not create another decision.
You leave with the first decision clearer.
The session is meant to identify which business area needs attention, what not to spend on yet, and what next move deserves attention before more money is spent.
The work is scoped before price is accepted.
For larger work, price depends on the people involved, the decision, the time horizon, and the boundary between business work and implementation.
The topic is matched to the audience.
Speaking is not a generic motivation slot. It has to fit the audience, event purpose, and the business problem the audience is trying to see more clearly.
Wrong option cost
Do not buy the wrong rhythm for the decision.
Monthly work fits a repeat pattern.
If the same decision keeps returning, a single session may only restart the same loop. Use the $1,500/month route when the rhythm is the work.
A big quote needs a clear problem.
If nobody can say what decision is being made, a request quote becomes another way to delay the hard conversation.
Choose the option that matches the decision.
A $750 session can be expensive if you need a larger scoped decision. A large quote can be wasteful if one focused session would show the next business move.
Boundaries
The price buys judgment, not a disguised implementation job.
A buyer can waste money by buying the wrong category of help. If you need campaign execution, hire an agency. If you need someone to manage staff, hire an operator. If you need legal, tax, investment, or therapy advice, use the licensed specialist for that problem. ST work is for the owner decision before those purchases become expensive.
That is why the site shows the monthly route first. The $1,500/month route fits recurring owner decisions. The one-time session fits one focused question. Larger work is not hidden to be clever. It is quoted privately because the decision, people involved, preparation, and boundary must be known first.
Choose an implementer.
Use an agency, specialist, employee, or operator when the decision is already made and the missing piece is doing the work.
Use 1:1 business work when the rhythm is the point.
Use $1,500/month business work when the owner-level decision needs a biweekly rhythm.
Use the limited one-session option.
Use the $750 session when one focused pass is enough before deciding what to change, pause, or buy next.
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If the decision keeps coming back, use $1,500/month 1:1 business work.
Use the $750 session only when one focused pass is enough. Use request quote when the work is larger than monthly 1:1 work.