Standard
One-time payment
DE: 3 400 €
CH: 4 800 CHF *
For you if you prefer to have it completed quickly and clearly.
Instalment payment
Some steps are easier when they are easy to plan. I offer you interest-free instalment options that fit your situation.
Your training as a wellness tantra massage practitioner should not fail due to a lack of financial resources. A collaboration based on trust gives us the possibility of flexible financial arrangements.
Overview of payment options
Popular
3-month instalment plan
DE: €500 deposit, instalments 3 × €967
CH: CHF 600 deposit, instalments 3 × CHF 1 400 *
For anyone who wants to start quickly and split the rest comfortably.
Relaxed
6-month instalment plan
DE: €500 deposit, instalments 6 × €483
CH: CHF 600 deposit, instalments 6 × CHF 700 *
If you need more breathing room each month and prefer smaller steps.
Maximum relief
9-month instalment plan
DE: €500 deposit, instalments 9 × €322
CH: CHF 600 deposit, instalments 9 × CHF 467 *
For you if your budget is very tight – and you still want to get started.
How instalment payments work in practice
1 · Choose your preferred plan
When you book, simply tell me you would like to pay in instalments – and which plan suits you best (3, 6 or 9 months).
2 · Transfer the deposit
With the booking confirmation, the binding deposit becomes due (€500 in Germany, CHF 600 in Switzerland). This reserves your place.
3 · Monthly instalments without interest
The remaining amount is paid in equal monthly instalments – without interest, without hidden fees. The first instalment is due on the 1st of the next calendar month after the deposit is received; all further instalments are due on the 1st of the following months.
4 · Clear instalment plan by email
You will receive a personal instalment plan with all amounts and due dates. This way, you know exactly what is due and when.
Commitment & communication
If it gets tight: we will find a way
Not every month looks the same. The offered plans serve as orientation – they are not to be understood as rigid requirements.
If your situation is different, talk to me.
Typically, there are fixed monthly instalments over 3, 6 or 9 months. But if you say: “I can’t pay it all at once, but step by step works,” then we will look together at how your training can be planned responsibly – without overwhelming you and in a way that also makes my work feel appreciated.
We will find a solution that feels fair for both sides.
And what if something comes up along the way?
A job change, illness, an unexpected expense – all of that can happen. What matters is not that everything runs perfectly, but how we handle it.
If an instalment becomes difficult, contact me early.
Postponing individual instalments or adjusting the split within the overall agreement is possible.
If you communicate openly, my stance towards you will also be open and solution-oriented. Trust is the foundation – and I want you to feel as comfortable with that as I do.
Silence, avoidance, or disappearing is the wrong way.
Legal notes on instalment payments
1 · Individual instalment plan
The number of instalments, due dates and the interest-free nature are described on this page.
Your individual agreement becomes binding with the personal instalment plan
you receive in writing by email after booking.
2 · Late payment
In the event of repeated late payment, the instalment plan may end and the remaining balance
may become due immediately. Reasonable reminder fees may apply
(usually €3–5 or CHF 5–7 per reminder).
3 · Right of withdrawal – Germany
Customers resident in Germany may withdraw within 14 days after concluding the contract
without giving reasons (§§ 312g, 355 BGB).
The right of withdrawal expires if you expressly request
that I begin providing the service before the end of the period
and the service has been fully provided.
4 · Switzerland
For customers resident in Switzerland, there is no statutory right of withdrawal.
Bookings are binding, but can be changed or rescheduled
in accordance with the communicated cancellation terms. No credit check is carried out;
personal data is used exclusively for processing.
5 · Not a credit agreement
Instalment payment is a time-limited payment arrangement
and not a credit agreement within the meaning of §§ 491 ff. BGB.
For customers from Switzerland, it does not fall under the Consumer Credit Act (KKG),
as no interest is charged and no credit check is carried out.
* My work represents a fair relationship for men from Germany and Switzerland. Due to different costs of living and price levels, the two countries have different wages and framework conditions. Pricing reflects these differences, so that the value of my work feels the same for everyone. This keeps it fair, regardless of which country you come from. There are small rounding differences in the instalments of a few euros/francs.
Invitation
Having your financial situation fully clarified is not a prerequisite for getting in touch. If you feel the training is right for you, but the financial side still makes you hesitate, let’s talk about it.
On the right-hand side, you can send me an enquiry via the contact form.