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How to price your first service package

A practical guide to setting rates that cover your costs and attract real clients without underselling yourself.

How to price your first service package

How to price your first service package

Your first package should be simple enough to explain quickly and profitable enough to deliver consistently.

Start by listing your time, materials, travel, booking friction, and the kind of result the client expects. Then turn that into a small number of clear packages instead of a long menu of tiny tasks.

Use your starter kit pricing worksheet to compare your baseline costs, target hourly rate, and realistic local market expectations before publishing prices.