Pricing

Fees are based on a sliding scale.

A sliding scale supports economic fairness and relies on your participation. When used effectively, it ensures that everyone contributes a similar share of their income for the same services.

How the Sliding Scale Works     

Regular Rate: For clients with stable income who can meet their basic needs and some extras, but have limited access to family wealth, savings, or financial privilege.

Community Supporter Rate: For clients with access to more financial resources—such as higher income, family wealth, home ownership, or fewer financial obligations. If you can comfortably meet your needs, have savings or investments, and hold financial privilege due to systemic advantages (e.g. race, class, education), this rate reflects your ability to contribute more. Most importantly, it helps keep services accessible to others.

Reduced Rate: For clients with very limited access to wealth or income, including low-income and marginalized communities. This may also include those with significant debt, supporting dependents, facing medical or immigration expenses, or impacted by systemic barriers to income and employment.

Please choose the rate that best reflects your financial reality. If you're unsure, scroll down to the guides below.