Figuring out what to charge as a freelance interior stylist is one of the biggest challenges in our industry. Too low, and you risk undervaluing your work. Too high, and you might struggle to knab those clients. So, how do you set a fair, professional rate?
In this episode of Freestyling Friday, I’m breaking down everything you need to consider—from experience and industry standards to hidden costs and pricing strategies. I’ll also share insights on common mistakes freelancers make when setting their rates and why knowing your worth is essential for building a sustainable career.
Tune in to get the confidence you need to set your styling rates like a pro!
WATCH THE PODCAST HERE
Freestyling Friday with Emma Morton-Turner
A few things we covered in this episode :
- Mettle Business Bank Account for Freagent for free
- There’s no one size fits all answer to pricing.
- Experience and expertise should shape your rates.
- Don’t start too low; it’s hard to raise rates later.
- Consider all costs involved in freelancing.
- Your fee covers more than just your time on set.
- Creating a professional rate card is essential.
- Avoid working for free; it doesn’t pay the bills.
- Regularly adjust your rates as your skills improve.
- Prep days require just as much effort as shoot days.
- Know your value and charge accordingly.
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