Run a class or camp
A class or camp turns one hour into many paid seats. You do not need a listing. CageList handles seats, waivers and your payout.
Coach playbook, 4 of 5. Once your calendar has room, more kids in one session is the next lever.
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Which days
A weekly class meets at the same time every week: a Tuesday evening hitting group. A camp is a promoted multi-day event: a pitching camp over Christmas break. They are the same product with different dates.
02
What to charge
Think in dollars per kid per session. At $25 a kid, eight kids and 90 minutes, a class brings in $200, about $133 an hour. That is more than a solo lesson at $120, with one setup.
03
How many kids
Eight to twelve works for one coach and a field or cage. More than that needs a second coach. CageList lets you cap seats so a class never overfills.
04
Where to run it
- A saved spotA park field or a cage you already use.
- A public fieldNo one to pay, but check local rules.
- An academy partnerThe venue hosts and you split revenue. Coming later.
Isaac Hess founded CageList after seven years of professional baseball and a coaching career of his own. These are the principles we share with every coach on the platform. They come from his academy, MADE Baseball, CageList's sister company. More of the story at isaachess.com.
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