Pricing creative projects can feel like a guessing game, but it doesn’t have to be! In this episode of Two Pixels Off, we dive into the strategies behind pricing a website project for a restaurant client.

Mike Janda and Brad Hussey share their unique approaches to pricing, reveal their final numbers, and explore the art of triple-threat pricing.

What’s in This Episode?

📌 Fun audience comments and listener feedback.

📌 A competitive deep dive into pricing a restaurant website project.

📌 Triple-threat pricing: What it is and how to use it effectively.

Episode Highlights:

📌 Kicking things off with listener comments and shoutouts.

📌 Introduction to the mock restaurant website project.

📌 Mike’s pricing strategy: From cost analysis to market comparison.

📌 Brad’s nimble freelancer approach to pricing.

📌 Triple-threat pricing explained and applied.

📌 Using Wix Studio Pitch for effortless client proposals.

Key Takeaways for Freelancers & Agencies:

📌 Understand Your Costs: Break down your base rate and production costs to ensure profitability.

📌 Market Research Matters: Use data points to justify your pricing to clients and build confidence in your quotes.

📌 Triple-Threat Pricing: Offer clients three options to fit different budgets while highlighting the value of premium packages.

📌 Leverage Tools: Resources like Wix Studio and Wix Pitch can enhance your workflow and make your proposals shine. 

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