Communicate your prices to your future photography clients with our professional, beautifully designed pricing guide.
We know it’s not the easiest task to introduce your rates to potential clients. Talking about money can be tricky!
But guides help. Sleek, beautiful, professional pricing documents are amazing for answering FAQ’s, explaining the options and services you offer, highlighting the value people get when they book in with you, and giving you the opportunity to share some of the love you’ve gotten from previous clients. Not only does it eliminate the guesswork for prospective clients, but it also gives you a chance to lay the foundations for a trusting relationship where everything is clear, accurate, and transparent.
Here’s a tiny snippet of some of the information your clients will find in this guide, showcased in a designer template alongside your incredible images…
Packages
Showcase your different packages clearly.
Extra and add-ons
Add all your extras and add-ons such as extra prints, editing time, albums etc
Travel
Are you keen to travel for shoots? Tell your clients how far you’re willing to go and what your travel fees are.
FAQ’S
Save time on back and forth emails and answer all your most frequently asked questions in one place
such as…..
- How many images will we receive?
- What should we wear?
- Do you give us all of the RAW files? + more!
For more detailed guidance neatly packaged into a beautiful guide, checkout this Canva template that we’ve created just for you!
Just download, customise, forward to your clients, and get ready to say goodbye to awkward money chats forever!
Pro app users can find this editable template in their app under the Education & resources section.
Love this editable guide?
We’re working on bringing more editable templates to the app!
These will be available for all pro users! Stay tuned for more to come.
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FAQ's
How do I determine the right pricing for my photography services?
Should I offer different photography packages for clients?
What's the importance of clearly communicating pricing to clients?
How often should I review and adjust my pricing as a photographer?