Twist & Thrive Consulting
Sample Deliverable
ClientBloom Postpartum Collective
ServicePricing & Offer Design
LocationBoulder, CO

The work was there.
The model
wasn't built for it.

Subscription model redesign, workload audit, and new revenue stream identification for a postpartum support practice. The founder was working nights. The pricing wasn't protecting her time or capturing her value.

Four problems hiding in plain sight.

The Clarity Audit surfaced the same pattern we see often in service businesses built by caregivers: the work is excellent, the clients are loyal, and the founder is exhausted. The business model was built to serve — not to sustain. Four things were working against her:

Problem 01

Subscription pricing was flat and undifferentiated — clients with very different needs and usage levels were paying the same rate.

Problem 02

No cap on scope. Subscriptions included unlimited touchpoints, which meant high-need clients consumed disproportionate time with no additional revenue.

Problem 03

Two high-value capabilities — lactation support and home organization for new families — were being offered informally and not priced or packaged at all.

Problem 04

No clear off-ramp from core support. Clients had no natural next step, which created dependency rather than progression and made churn feel like abandonment.

Root cause

"She was running a relationship-based practice on a transactional pricing model. The two were in constant conflict."


Three tiers that protect her time and price her value.

The restructure created clear differentiation by need level, built scope protection into each tier, and gave clients a natural progression path. Every tier has a defined purpose.

Foundation

Core Support

$297

per month

  • 2 check-in calls per month
  • Async messaging (48hr response)
  • Resource library access
  • Monthly wellness check-in form

For clients in a stable rhythm who need light-touch continuity.

Intensive

Full Circle

$797

per month

  • Unlimited calls (scheduled)
  • Same-day async response
  • Two home visits per month
  • Lactation + home prep support
  • Partner & family sessions

For clients who want full-spectrum support in the first 90 days.


Two capabilities she already had. Not yet earning.

The audit identified two services the founder was already providing informally — folded into subscriptions without separate pricing. Packaging them as standalone or add-on offerings created two new revenue streams without adding new expertise or client load.

New Stream 01

Lactation Support

Packaged as a standalone add-on ($125/session) and bundled into Active and Full Circle tiers. Positions the practice as a one-stop postpartum resource and reduces the need for clients to source a separate provider.

New Stream 02

Newborn Home Prep

A pre-birth or early postpartum service ($185/session) focused on home organization, nursery setup, and environment readiness. Addressable before a client is even enrolled in a support tier — creates an earlier entry point into the relationship.


How to transition without losing the clients you have.

1
Audit current client time spend

Before repricing, map actual hours per client over the past 60 days. This determines which tier each existing client naturally fits — and who is most over-served under the current model.

2
Grandfather existing clients for 90 days

All current clients stay at their existing rate with advance notice of the change. Framed as gratitude, not obligation. Give them the first option to move to the new tier that fits them best.

3
Launch new pricing for all new clients immediately

No need to wait for the full rollout. New clients enter the new model from day one. This also creates a natural comparison point for the conversation with existing clients.

4
Soft-launch the add-on services

Offer Lactation Support and Home Prep to existing clients first — with a brief explanation of what's now available. Let demand validate pricing before broader promotion.

3 Subscription tiers with clear scope and value differentiation
2 New revenue streams identified from existing capabilities
0 Nights worked after workload restructure was implemented