Learn to price work for friends with clear regular rates, defined discount scope, limits on free additions, and revised estimates when requests change.
State work and price even when a friend makes the request. Shared expectations about deliverables and extra work still matter.
Decide discounts against time and cost. Distinguish a one-off exception from ongoing pricing.
Explain deliverables, duration, and revisions alongside regular rates. OpenStax considers costs and customers in pricing. (OpenStax: Pricing factors)
Assess actual changes in required work before choosing a friend’s price.
Document the amount and scope of a one-off discount. Set the content and number of any free additions.
Describe deliverable work rather than relying on closeness alone.
Recalculate effort and cost when quantity or deadlines change. Share revised scope and price before starting.
A regular-rate page provides a shared reference for discussing the request.
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A: Decide based on time, cost, and scope.
A: Explain them with included work and additions.
A: Specify whether it applies only once or to future work.
A: Recalculate effort and price and share changes before starting.
Choose a website publishing method by features, editing, and exit options
Present company and business facts on a corporate website
Keep Work Commitments with Clear Scope, Dates, and Change Decisions
Explain matchmaking support and fees on your website
Review service content, evidence, and contact steps for website enquiries
