In 90 minutes, you'll reverse-engineer your pricing from your income goal and walk away with your own session fee, print credit structure, and product menu. Not theory. Your actual numbers.
Start with what you want to earn. Work backwards to your session fee + print credit structure. No more guessing.
The counterintuitive truth: if nobody's booking at $300, the fix isn't lowering your price. I'll show you why.
Digitals, prints, and artwork structured so clients naturally choose the option you want them to. Simple. No overwhelm.
Once your numbers are built, you need to communicate them clearly. I'll show you how to present your pricing so clients see value, not just a number.
Session fee + print credit structure based on your income goals
Three categories your clients can actually understand and choose from
Exactly how many sessions at what price to hit your income goal
I struggled with wanting to do digital products only and wanting to go down on my pricing. My top digital package was no more than $1,500. After working with Ina on my pricing structure, I just had a $9,000 sale. I still couldn't believe it.
I made $750 in sales and got bookings before the workshop was even finished. Having a clear system changed everything.
The exact pricing framework Yunet and I worked through together in my 1-on-1 coaching is what I'm teaching inside How to Price Your Photography for the Income You Actually Want.
I'm a pet photographer in Canberra, Australia. I built a $295K photography business doing 140 sessions in one year while still working a full-time government job. My average client sale is $2,500+.
I don't sell cheap digitals. I sell a full-service experience with printed artwork, and I teach other pet photographers how to do the same. This workshop is the exact pricing structure I use in my own business.
Join me on April 15 and walk away with a pricing structure that reflects the value of your work. Not a number you picked because it felt safe.