Pricing is something you revisit, not solve once—start from what you need to live, then calibrate with peers and honest scope talks.
This week's Assembly asked
"How do you approach pricing?"
We've gathered the key points and notes from the session, so you can refer back for future reference, or if you weren't able to join, learn from your fellow freelancers.
People with twenty-plus years behind them and people six months in were all still working it out, which is worth saying clearly. Pricing isn't something you solve once and move on from. It shifts as your confidence changes, as the market moves, as your client mix evolves. The goal isn't to arrive somewhere fixed. It's to have an approach you can return to and adjust.
The most consistent starting point in the room was working backwards from your own costs. What do you actually need to cover your expenses, on the assumption that you're not working every single day of the year? That number is your floor, and everything above it is negotiable.
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