Kids Karate Pricing: Simple, Clear, First Month Free

No hidden fees, no surprise add-ons, no "call for a quote." Here is exactly what karate at Troy Kids Karate costs, and how your child's first month is free.

Your child's first month is free. Book a private introductory lesson, watch it, and then your child trains free for 30 days. You decide at the end. Nothing is owed before then.

Monthly tuition

Pick how often your child trains. Every price below is the whole price. If you enroll at the end of the introductory lesson, tuition drops by $50 a month for as long as your child keeps training.

MOST FAMILIES

Once a week

A steady, low-pressure start.

Regular tuition $149/mo

$99/month

Enroll at the intro lesson, save $50 a month

Two to three times a week

Enough repetition for habits to stick.

Regular tuition $249/mo

$199/month

Enroll at the intro lesson, save $50 a month

Unlimited

Every class in your child's age group.

Regular tuition $299/mo

$249/month

Enroll at the intro lesson, save $50 a month

Enroll later and regular tuition applies: $149, $249, or $299 a month. Same classes, same instructors. The discount is simply our thank-you for deciding early.

How it works, start to finish

  1. A private first lessonOne-on-one with the instructor while you watch. Free, and nothing is owed.
  2. 30 days of free classesYour child joins regular classes in their age group. Long enough to see how they respond to the structure, the other kids, and the challenge.
  3. You decideWhen the free month ends, you choose. There is no obligation to continue.
  4. Pick a frequencyOnce a week, two to three times a week, or unlimited.
  5. The early-enrollment discountSign up at the end of the introductory lesson and tuition is $50 a month lower for as long as your child trains. Sign up later and regular rates apply.
  6. Beginner membershipThe beginner program is a six-month agreement. We go over it with you in person before you sign anything. The first monthly payment is due at enrollment, and your child's uniform is included.

Start with a free private lesson

Book a time that works for your family. Watch the lesson, then let your child train free for 30 days.

Book Your Child's Free Lesson

Or call (248) 331-9771

The long game: black belt

Black belt is not a decision your family makes today. It takes a minimum of about three years of steady training, and it is earned through hundreds of small wins: the first time your child bows without being reminded, the first belt test, the first time they help a newer student. Those moments add up, and over time they change what a child believes about themselves.

Optional programs such as leadership training, demo team, or competition team are separate one-time purchases. They never change your monthly tuition, and no child is held back for skipping them.

What else should I expect?

Do I need to buy a uniform?

Not to start. Comfortable clothes and bare feet are fine for the introductory lesson and the free 30 days. If your family enrolls, your child's uniform is included with enrollment.

Is there equipment to buy?

Nothing is required during the free month. Sparring gear comes much later, once your child is training at a level where they actually use it, and we talk it through with you first.

What does belt testing cost?

Testing costs and timing are reviewed with you before you enroll, never sprung on you months in.

What if we miss classes?

Memberships are not paused, but extended time away can be added to the end of the agreement so your child still gets the training you paid for. Illness, travel, and busy school seasons are normal, and we work around them.

Are there any other fees?

Optional programs sit outside monthly tuition and are always your choice. Agreement, billing, and cancellation terms are all reviewed with you in person before you sign.

Which frequency should we pick?

Most families start once a week and move up once karate becomes part of the routine. Two to three times a week is where progress speeds up noticeably. We will help you pick, and you can change later.

Book the Free Introductory Lesson