Ingoodcompany

Ingoodcompany is for founders and operators scaling their business.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Mighty Networks.

The one-liner

A sliding-scale mindfulness practice community from The Mindfulness Project with live sessions.

What they actually sell

In Good Company is The Mindfulness Project's small, curated Mighty Network for people who have already started mindfulness and want to go deeper. Public pricing is a sliding scale of £50 / £35 / £25 per month with the same membership at every rate. Members get regular practice sessions, small-group reflection, monthly Exploring New Themes teachings, and two retreat-style sessions each month. Members also receive 20% off Mindfulness Project courses. No long lock-in is claimed on the page.

Who pays and why

Practitioners past the intro course who need companions and structure to keep meditating in real life. They pay for sustainable practice and kinder accountability, choosing the rate that matches their finances.

Where the members come from

The Mindfulness Project's fifteen-year teaching brand and course alumni. Social counts are not the centre of the page. The community is clearly the practice back end of an established mindfulness school.

What's holding it back

Sliding scale is generous and can compress revenue if most members pick the lowest rate without a strong norm. Session-heavy months also need reliable facilitation capacity.

Steal this

Offer identical membership benefits on a sliding monthly scale so financial reality does not block practice continuity, and discount the school's courses for members.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other practice-based schools such as yoga or contemplative writing. Weak for purely content-consumption communities with no live practice.