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title: "What prices can be published?"
slug: "market-data-and-deal-flow/what-prices-can-be-published"
section: "Market data and deal flow"
description: "Two public single provider asking price examples , checked 28 October 2026, demonstrate why scope matters: Mochary Method's website says flagship 1:1 coach"
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# What prices can be published?

Two **public single-provider asking-price examples**, checked 28 October 2026, demonstrate why scope matters: Mochary Method's website says flagship 1:1 coaching starts at **$10,000 per month** (with flexible earlier-stage options), and Fractional Strategy advertises an on-demand **strategy hour at $500 per hour**. These are *distinct offers* from *two named sellers*, not the low/high range of the market and not verified realised transaction prices. [Mochary Method — founder and CEO coaching](https://www.mocharymethod.com/) [Fractional Strategy — strategy advisory](https://fractionalstrategy.io/)

The right starting point is a *scope-controlled quotation audit*. Collect at least 20 permissioned, recent US quotes across fixed decision review, founder coaching, specialist analysis and fractional leadership; record stage, hours, time span, equity, cancellation, exact deliverables and geographic factors. Report medians and ranges **only after** collecting real comparable figures, and publish sample size and selection bias. Adjacent job salary data cannot substitute: the BLS May 2025 management-analyst wage is not a vendor price. [Management Analysts — Bureau of Labor Statistics](https://www.bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/management-analysts.htm)