A six-lesson illustrated course and a 10-page ebook that teach freelancers how to set a rate, quote a project, and hold the price when a client pushes back.
Freelancers often copy a friend’s rate or divide a salary by 2,080 hours. Both ignore unpaid admin time, taxes, and the weeks you don’t work.
This course walks you through the math once, then gives you the words to use when you say the number out loud.
Work out the hourly rate that covers your income goal, taxes, and unpaid time, using the same calculator you just tried, with a worksheet.
See which model fits which kind of work, and how to convert between them without losing money.
Use the one-page proposal template and learn what to include so clients don’t need a second round of questions.
Practice four calm responses, from trimming scope to walking away, with word-for-word scripts.
Send a rate-increase email that keeps the relationship. Three templates cover small, medium, and large raises.
Set deposits, payment terms, and late fees up front, and use a reminder sequence for overdue invoices.
Yes. If you’ve sent at least one invoice or plan to soon, you’ll be able to follow along. Experienced freelancers use it to rework their rates.
For good. Download the ebook and templates, and stream the lessons whenever you like.
The method works anywhere. Examples use dollars, but the calculator and worksheets work with any currency.
No. All sales are final because the lessons and ebook are digital and available right away. Try lesson 1 for free to see if the course is a fit before you buy.