Price for Pay per face.
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Price for Pay per face.
Hi guys. I have my first market gig tomorrow (australia) and have been struggling with how much to charge per face.
Should i be charging one flat rate no matter the design, or have a cheek/eye design price and a more intricate design price?
Is $10Aud for the below designs too much? They may not look worth it to parents as they are not full face... but $5 feels a bit too cheap... what are your thoughts?
What are reasonable price is Aust?
Should i be charging one flat rate no matter the design, or have a cheek/eye design price and a more intricate design price?
Is $10Aud for the below designs too much? They may not look worth it to parents as they are not full face... but $5 feels a bit too cheap... what are your thoughts?
What are reasonable price is Aust?
Daniellavandyke- Number of posts : 1
Registration date : 2017-04-06
Re: Price for Pay per face.
One rule of thumb I have heard is to base your pricing on how much food/water/beer is at the event. I have 3 tiers of pricing and designs are priced on how long they take to paint. Sometimes cheek art takes longer than a quick mask and so it will cost more. Some of my designs have multiple price points. For example, I have a quick Elsa one-stroke design for $5, and mask version for $8, and a more detailed mask for $10. I try to price my designs so that if I have a steady line, I will make >$100 per hour.
Kris5115- Number of posts : 754
Location : Twin Cities, MN
Registration date : 2012-04-10
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