How Much to Charge for Your Service

How to set a price if you work for yourself: costs, real hours, margin and profit, three pricing methods, an example with made-up figures, when to raise rates, how to talk about money and a step-by-step calculator.

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  1. Put a price on what you know how to do
  2. Calculate your hourly rate
  3. An example with made-up figures
  4. Three pricing methods
  5. Where the time goes
  6. When to raise your rates
  7. Talking about money
  8. Do your calculation

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