Signed in the same month they start

New clients used to sign a single block and leave the future open. That's the default in this industry, and it produces the default outcome: month four is where the quiet exits happen.

What she does now takes two extra minutes at intake. She shows the client the whole year on one page: the scans, the review at month three, six, nine, twelve, and what each of those documents will contain.

That's it. No pressure, no upgrade offer, no scarcity language.

Roughly half of them ask to pay for the full year before the first session is over. Not because she sold it. Because they can see the shape of what they're buying, and it looks like a plan instead of a subscription.

The clients who still choose month to month are the ones she worries about least now, because they've also seen the calendar, and the calendar keeps them.

There's an honesty in showing the review dates early: it tells the client you expect to have something to show them, which is a promise most businesses won't make in writing.

MOJOWAY's body kit makes that promise keepable, because the review is assembled from sessions that already happened rather than written the night before a renewal call.