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How would you go about charging project based prices for both small and large companies?

Olivia Eneje
Olivia Eneje
Multidisciplinary Designer

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  • Vikki Ross
    Vikki Ross
    Copy Chief
    Hi Olivia,

    Lots of resources offer advice on this - hope some of these links help you:

    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14UHy8u1OF3f247Lg719oWMpF4kaquX1YsDgWC1JJmEY/edit#gid=633552090

    https://www.majorplayers.co.uk/salary-survey-2020/

    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZWJmepp6Y68X4VfPYjE3QK-gvlVn4HhA326IAOTapXM/edit

    https://guides.nikkylyle.com/a-fool-proof-guide-to-going-freelance

    Best wishes,

    Vikki
  • Abigail Baldwin
    Abigail Baldwin
    Co-Founder
    @Olivia Eneje Yes, and make sure you cover your overheads and earn what you deserve! You can bring value to them, so you deserve to be compensated. :-)
  • Olivia Eneje
    Olivia Eneje
    Multidisciplinary Designer
    @Abigail Baldwin Thank you very much! So the best thing to do is to always ask if the company has a budget whether they are big or small.
  • Abigail Baldwin
    Abigail Baldwin
    Co-Founder
    It all depends on the budget! We usually scale the projects depending on this. Smaller businesses sometimes have a smaller budget (but not always) so we provide a scaled-back service. Everything is tailored.

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