Sliding Scale

You Choose Your Price Point

We won’t ask you anything about your life, resources, or needs—it’s entirely up to you.

We only ask that you read and consider the following factors:

Income is not the same as wealth. Income is the amount of money you make. Wealth is passed down from generation to generation and usually takes the form of inheritances, land ownership, and/or earning power. We ask that you take into account not only your income but also your wealth when choosing your price point within our sliding scale.

sIGNS THAT YOU HAVE ACCESS TO WEALTH AND/OR A COMFORTABLE INCOME

• You work part-time by choice.
• You travel recreationally.
• You can procure family money in times of need.
• You have investments.
• You have received higher education that confers greater earning power.
SIGNS THAT YOU DON'T HAVE ACCCESS TO WEALTH, AND/OR HAVE A LOWER INCOME

• You are underinsured.
• You have a chronic illness (medical expenses, and may impact earning power).
• You receive government assistance.
• You face significant debt, immigration fees, or rehabilitation fees.
• You, or your labor, are criminalized.

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OUR PRICE OPTIONS

UNDER-RESOURCED PRICE

20% off market rate + labor costs.
May be right for you if you struggle to maintain access to needs such as healthcare, housing, food, and childcare. This price point is also appropriate for those living paycheck to paycheck without consistent income/relief, or if you are in significant debt.
STANDARD PRICE

Market rate + labor costs.
May be right for you if you are struggling to pay off debt, build savings, or move away from living paycheck to paycheck, but still have access to a steady income and are not spending most of your time thinking about meeting basic needs such as food, shelter, medical care, childcare, etc.
WELL-RESOURCED PRICE

20% over market rate + labor costs.
Every "well-resourced" purchase makes ONE "under-resourced" purchase possible.
May be right for you if you have access to financial security/wealth—i.e. own property, or have personal savings/disposable income and do not generally worry about securing necessities.