Consultation

Consultation Fee:

  • If your living in India, one hour of consultation fee is charged at Rs 5,000/-
  • If you are living abroad, one hour of consultation fee is $100 USD

How it works:

  • Once the payment is done, based on mutual time zone, date and time slot can be allotted for the session
  • The session is one-to-one
  • Any query can be discussed in this particular time slot period
  • We can have a session via Skype, Google Hangouts or via Whatsapp, I can share my desktop which can act like a whiteboard
  • You can pay to my bank account or UPI (if you are in India) or to my Paypal account and we start. Details of which I can send in email once you are ready and committed to the same

Note: Before you join the course, you can kindly let know about yourself, your store (if any) and your business roadmap/plan.
Email: sareesaremypassion@gmail.com

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