Private yoga teacher visiting clients

Individuals wanting personal attention, people recovering from a sedentary lifestyle, busy professionals, and small companies offering wellness perks.

A set rate per session, with discounted packages of several sessions and a higher rate for small groups or corporate visits.

• Adapting poses for different bodies and abilities
• Listening and clear communication
• Marketing yourself and booking clients

• General or professional liability insurance, which is worth checking before teaching in clients' homes
• Do not give medical advice, and ask clients about injuries and health conditions first, with a signed waiver
• Check local rules on teaching in public parks, as some cities require a permit for paid classes
• Personal safety when visiting new clients alone

Startup costs are typically around $300 to $3,000, depending on your equipment, insurance and how you market yourself. These are estimates only, so build your own budget before you begin and compare insurance quotes.

Monthly revenue is typically around $400 to $3,500, depending on how many clients you book and the hourly rate you charge. The estimate assumes at least about 5 hours of work per week, and results will vary.

Check whether you need general or professional liability insurance before teaching in clients' homes. Some cities require a permit for paid classes in public parks, so check local rules. Ask clients about injuries and health first, and use a signed waiver.