4 weeks
Go-Live, Consultancy
$4,500
or 6 payments of $750
Everything an expertise business needs to be hired: credibility with your buyer, the intake and proposal flow, the pipeline and the invoicing.
Certifications expire every two years, employers are obliged to maintain them, and nobody argues about whether a nurse may teach it. One of the steadiest businesses on this list.
Go-Live, $4,500. Every price is on this page. Two builds a month, waitlist beyond.
Corporate CPR and BLS training, by the numbers
Typical startup cost
$5,000 to $15,000
Typical price per head
$45 to $120
Realistic time to first client
One to three months
Typical market ranges, not a promise of earnings. Your state, your market and your pricing decide the real numbers.
Before you can open
The clinical side is easy. The setup is an approval process and a boot full of manikins.
Business entity
You do thisAn LLC. Nothing clinical to register.
Instructor certification and centre alignment
You do thisAHA or Red Cross alignment, which is the credential employers require.
Equipment
You do thisManikins, AED trainers and consumables. The main capital item.
A site built for group booking
We do thisEmployers book cohorts and pay on invoice, not by card for one seat.
Invoicing and purchase order handling
We do thisBecause a training manager cannot pay with a personal card.
Employer outreach list
You do thisCare homes, dental and medical practices, gyms, schools, construction and childcare.
Can you own a CPR and BLS training business in your state?
Training, not practice. No medical director, no professional entity and no scope question. The gate is alignment with a training body such as AHA or Red Cross.
Pricing, published
Your track is decided by what the business actually does, not by your budget. Published scope caps and a written not-included list, every time.
4 weeks
$4,500
or 6 payments of $750
Everything an expertise business needs to be hired: credibility with your buyer, the intake and proposal flow, the pipeline and the invoicing.
75 minutes
$350
$175 credits toward Go-Live within 30 days
Before you commit to a build: one session that walks your whole intended operation and tells you plainly whether a CPR and BLS training business is the right thing to open.
Fifty percent to book, fifty before launch, or six monthly payments at the same total. Interest free, never a discount. Every Go-Live includes ninety days of Rounds, then $179 a month if you keep it. All services and add-ons.
In groups, yes. Twelve people in a room for three hours is the economics, and recertification means the same employer returns every two years.
No. Most instructors teach on the client's site, which is why the capital is equipment rather than rent.
Locally, sometimes. Reliability and being easy to book beat price, because a training manager is buying compliance rather than a course.
That is the growth path: ACLS, PALS, first aid and specialty skills training to the same employer list.
Fifteen minutes with a fellow nurse who has built nurse-led businesses, not a coach. The prices are already on this page, so the call is not a pitch.