Online aero dance classes

Adults who prefer exercising at home, or can't get to a local class because of work, childcare or where they live.

Monthly subscriptions for live and on-demand classes, or pay-per-class for live sessions. Costs stay low, but you need steady sign-ups to build regular income.

• Clear instruction on camera
• Choreography and music selection
• Basic video and sound setup
• Building an audience on social media

• Insurance that covers online instruction, as some policies treat it differently from in-person classes
• Music rights: popular tracks may not be allowed in online or recorded classes, so check licensing or use royalty-free music
• Collect health information and give safety guidance, as you can't see members' surroundings or form as easily
• Check data protection rules if you keep members' details or health information

Startup costs are typically around £300 to £1,500, depending on your camera, sound and lighting setup and the other tools you choose. These are estimates, so price your own equipment before you commit.

Monthly revenue is typically around £100 to £1,500, depending on how many members pay for access and how often you teach. These are estimates rather than guarantees, and results vary with your audience.

Check that your insurance covers online instruction, as some policies treat it differently. Check music licensing, since popular tracks may not be allowed in online or recorded classes. Also collect health information, give safety guidance, and check data protection rules.