The best moment to pitch a class or session package isn't at checkout on a random visit — it's right after someone's first class, while the experience is still fresh and the drop-in price still feels like something worth avoiding next time.
Frame the comparison against drop-in price
A package only makes sense relative to what it replaces. Stating the per-session price inside the package next to the drop-in rate makes the savings concrete instead of abstract.
Offer more than one size
A single package size forces a bigger commitment than some customers are ready for. A smaller and larger option lets someone choose their level of commitment instead of declining the only offer on the table.
Make committing feel like the natural next step, not a hard sell
A package pitch that follows a genuinely good first experience reads as a suggestion, not a sales pitch — the work of earning that moment happens in the class, not in the pitch itself.
Generate the pitch instead of relying on memory
The Class & Session Package Pitch template generates this exact structure — pricing, sizes, and the case for committing — from your real package details. Open it in FLYNT Docs right after the next first-time visit that goes well.