Payouts explained
How earnings become money in the bank — the balance buckets, plus standard and instant payouts.
Updated June 4, 2026
A payout moves your cleared earnings to your bank. Before money can be paid out, it passes through three balance buckets.
The three balances#
| Balance | Meaning |
|---|---|
Future | Earnings from confirmed lessons that haven't happened yet. |
Pending | Money from closed-out lessons that's still settling. |
Available | Cleared funds ready to pay out. |
Closing out a lesson moves it from Future to Pending, then to Available once it clears. See Available, Pending, and Future balances.
Standard vs. instant#
Standard payout
A standard payout has no fee and typically reaches your bank in a few business days.
Instant payout
An instant payout moves funds in minutes for a small fee, shown before you confirm.
A note on instant-payout fees
Instant-payout fees are sometimes collected from later earnings rather than up front, so a fee may appear against a future lesson's proceeds. The net effect is the same — you simply pay the instant fee for the speed.
Who can pay out#
Both coaches and gyms have balances and request payouts the same way. A connected bank account is required — see Connect your bank account.
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