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How Freelancers Charge Per Project Not Per Hour
Lucas and Luna explore why transitioning from hourly billing to project-based pricing can boost a freelancer's income and client satisfaction. Using the real example of a freelance graphic designer named Maya who doubled her revenue by charging flat fees for brand identity packages, the hosts break down the psychology of value-based pricing, how to scope projects to avoid scope creep, and the specific math behind Maya's shift from $75/hour to $3,000 per project. Lucas argues that hourly billing caps earnings and incentivizes slowness, while Luna brings up the risk of underpricing…
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