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1 November 2026ProductIn build3 min read

Bundle planner, v1

How we decide what goes in each stack — and why a person, not the planner, makes the final call.

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Retail band
$200–300

What the stack is worth at drop-in prices each month, kept within a band people already spend.

Bulk rate
Best available

The better the rate we can buy at, the more comes back to the member.

Fit
Weighted per stack

How completely it covers the whole person — movement, recovery, the rest — with weights set by hand for each stack.

Group size
A toggle

Packs are bought for a group and split, so every figure is shown per person.

The four things the planner balances.

A stack is a month of someone’s routine: a few reformer classes, a sauna, a recovery session. There are thousands of ways to put one together from the price book. The planner finds the good ones.

What it balances

Price within a band people already spend. The best bulk rate we can get. And fit — how well the bundle covers what that person actually needs, not just what’s cheapest to buy. Fit is weighted by hand for each stack, because what a Sculpt member needs isn’t what a Performance member needs.

Locking it in

The planner suggests; we choose. When a bundle is right, we lock it in and it goes into a log. The stacks on the landing page today are three locked bundles from that log.

No copies

It reads the same price book that’s re-checked every morning, never a local copy. A planner working from yesterday’s prices would quietly promise the wrong rewards.