Hmm, that's fair. What does attract people to the martial arts besides price? In my case, it was all about the combat skills before it became something deeper, and for others, the initial draw lies in the community. For some others, it can be health benefits, and for yet more people, it could be the competitive aspect. What else draws people to our world?
To expand on this, price does nothing whatsoever to actually attract.
If someone isn't interested, it doesn't matter whether it's free or £5,000/month - you won't be getting them as a student.
All price can ever do is put people off.
I wanted to start because I wanted to. I found out I could afford to do it with the school I chose, so I did.
If I wanted to do it but found out I couldn't afford it, I wouldn't have joined.
Other people may feel I'm paying too much, yet others may feel that it's too cheap to be any good.
MA isn't something that people go and buy because of price.