Our organisations page states what coaching costs. Here's what you commit to when purchasing: what a spot exactly is, what is and isn't included, how invoicing works, and what we do and do not promise.
This is a summary in plain language, intended to help you assess beforehand whether this suits your organisation. It is not the contract. With a quote, you will receive the full bundle terms, and that text is leading should there ever be a discrepancy. If you wish to read them sooner, please feel free to request them.
A spot is a coaching programme for an employee: 12 coaching hours, to be completed within 180 days after the first session, online or on location. The coach and employee schedule those hours themselves and jointly determine the content.
Per spot, you pay two amounts:
There is no mark-up, no mediation margin, and no administration costs on the coaching fees. We exclusively earn from the guidance fee. This commitment is stated in the terms and conditions, and you may have its compliance verified by a chartered accountant.
| Bundle | Spots | Per spot | To be paid in advance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot | 5 | € 295 | € 1,475 |
| Default | 10 | € 275 | € 2,750 |
| Volume | 25 | € 250 | € 6,250 |
All amounts are exclusive of VAT. A bundle is valid for 12 months and bundles are stackable. A deviating, negotiated price is confidential; this list is not.
The choice is stated on your quote, applies to the entire bundle, and does not retroactively affect spots for which a coach has already been proposed.
The coach sends their costs directly to you and is paid by you. We only invoice the facilitation fee. You will then see the coach's name on that invoice.
We pay the coach and pass the costs on to you: a total amount per period, without names, without session dates, and without line items per trajectory. The coach's name therefore remains out of sight. This option is available from 5 spots, because with fewer spots there is little to aggregate, and it doesn't offer you a privacy benefit.
In both options, you pay exactly what the coach charges. The difference lies in who sends the invoice and what it states, not in the amount. We will discuss which option suits you when we provide the proposal.
21 percent Dutch VAT is always due on the facilitation fee.
The VAT regime of the coach themselves applies to the coaching costs. If a coach does not charge VAT due to the small business scheme or an exemption, we will also not charge you VAT on that portion. These terms and conditions are written for organisations established in the Netherlands.
You control two things: how many spots you purchase and who you invite. Afterwards, your employee remains in control. There is no prior per-employee approval, no per-person budget, and no option to appoint a coach. Your employee chooses their own coach, and chooses whether to use a spot from you. That is not a practical choice but the core of the agreement: without that freedom, coaching via the employer is not confidential.
We do not promise a result. The outcome of coaching largely depends on your employee themselves, and on the connection with their coach. What we do promise: if there is no connection or if a coach falls short, we offer a replacement coach while retaining the remaining hours.
In case of a shortcoming, remedy precedes compensation, and our liability per incident is limited to the amount of the relevant programme. The full arrangement is stated in the bundle terms and conditions.
What we do and do not show an employer is a strict boundary, and that is separate from the commercial part on this page. Registration does not give you insight, and you will never receive substantive data.
Read what you will and will not seeWith an offer, you receive the full bundle terms and conditions, along with the data processing agreement. These two together form the agreement; this page only summarises. If you wish to review them earlier for internal assessment, please request them, and we will send them to you.
These business terms and conditions apply in addition to our general terms and conditions. Where they regulate something differently for an organisation purchasing a bundle, these take precedence.