The Executive Function Coaching Academy
2026 State Of The Executive Function Coaching Industry
Data And Statistics from EFCA Graduates
We surveyed graduates of the EFCA certification program who are actively working in the field to bring you an honest, data-driven snapshot of what this career looks like in 2026.
Here's a quick snapshot of the data:
6 months - 1 year
to reach a stable income
45-54
average age of EF coaches
87.5%
pursue further training
$100β$150
most common hourly rate
What's Inside?
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Who Becomes an Executive Function Coach?
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How Much Does It Cost to Run an EF Coaching Business?
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How Much Do Executive Function Coaches Charge Per Hour and Make Per Month?
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What Does Working With a Team Look Like?
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How Many Clients do EF Coaches Typically Have?
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What Does a Typical Workweek Look Like?
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How Else Can Executive Function Coaches Make Money Besides One-to-One Coaching?
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What Are The Challenges Of Running An Executive Function Coaching Business?
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What Ages and Client Types Do EF Coaches Work With?
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Is Executive Function Coaching a Fulfilling Career?
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How Long Does It Take to Get Your First Paid Client After Getting Certified?
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Are Executive Function Coaches Continuing to Grow Their Skills?
The Bottom Line
Most coaches are women aged 45β54 with backgrounds in education.
You can get your first client within 1β3 months, or even before you graduate.
Hourly rates range widely, but $100β$150/hour is common. Top coaches are charging $250+ per hour.
Monthly income varies, with some earning over $10,000 and most earning between $2,000 - $4,000 per month.
Work is usually part-time, remote or hybrid, and caseloads are small but meaningful.
Marketing and client retention are the top challenges.
A high majority plan to continue long-term and invest in their development.
Sean's EFCA was such a benefit on all levels! His heart outweighs his deep knowledge in all the important ways! His generosity is unmatched and his individual attention and support to his students are top notch! This course was so much more than expected and I am grateful for the knowledge I gained, the access to tools I now have, and the friends I have made through the community that was our cohort. You won't regret your time or financial investment if you are considering EFCA, now is the time to take action!