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Domestic violence counselor so i like the idea of an all female staff and specifically the female market women in their 20s and 30s. one thing i have seen in this population is that there's a lot of doubt. it's always like am i wrong, is he wrong? shoumd i talk to my boss? so let's just get out in front of the issue and get it out of your system and get on with your life. >> so most in office therapy sessions can run about $150 bucks, your plan oftens 30-minute sessions for $45 or less. if users sign up for a monthly plan. how are you able to often it at such an accessible rate. >> it actually...

Is customers. sooner rather than later. >> maybe you give something for free, then charge for something more. >> completely agree in terms of focus, you want to immediately know how you'll make money and test it. that being said, if you know, for example, that retailers are only going to pay for the subscription model once you have 50,000 users, you can wait to execute monetization, but testing if people will pay. >> thank you for the advice today. and if any of you have a question for the show, all you have to do is submit it to us. go to openforum/yourbusiness, once your there, go to ask t...

I always think the startup's biggest asset is customers. so when asking a question about monetizing, sooner rather than later. even if it's on a test basis. customers and money are what will keep your company. >> or maybe you have a premium model where you get something for free and charge for something more are? >> completely agree. i think in terms of focus, very early on, you want to know how you're going to make money and, two, test it. that being said, if you know, for example, retail eers will oy pay for the subscription model once you have 50,000 users, you can wait to execute the mon a...

>> there's the analysts and they are charged with sort of running the models and being independent. there's a business side for folks doing sales. >> they want the fees. >> you're going over the head of the people who should be making the decision to the business side guys. you're going to turn us away? >> what's the difference? you want a 1% capital buffer, they want .75%. can't we meet in the middle somewhere. it ends up being exactly what the banks want. this is what happens over time. the analysts really didn't have the juice in the bureaucracy. it it ended up being the sales side people w...

They are talking to the analyst and it's aaa. it's just how it worked. the entire scheme is laid out this way in these documents. >> there's the analysts and they are charged with sort of running the models and being independent. there's a business side for folks doing sales. >> they want the fees. >> you're going over the head of the people who should be making the decision to the business side guys. you're going to turn us away? >> what's the difference? you want a 1% capital buffer, they want .75%. can't we meet in the middle somewhere. it ends up being exactly what the banks want. this is ...