Quick Guide to Flat Rates is live!

Like most editors I used to only charge hourly. When a client needed work I would say, “My rate was $25/hr and I estimate it will take 10 hours.”

Every 2-3 years I would raise my rate about $5/hr. In this way I moved from $25 to $65/hr.

Then a rush project came in December 2016. They needed a complete video in 1 week. I had been reading Ryan Waggoner’s articles about flat rates and decided to try it.

I charged $3,000. They said yes. I didn’t work more than 30 hours on the video. ($100/hr)

Since then I haven’t looked back. And now I want to help you do the same.

This 30-minute walkthrough explains the process I've used to more than double my hourly income.

You’ll learn:

• Why flat rates are great

• 6 things you need to find a flat rate

• How to determine, pitch, work, and get paid for a flat rate

• How to prevent scope creep and not be taken advantage of

You'll also get:

1. Flat Rates calculator

2. Flat Rates checklist

3. Answers to Client Objections

The launch price is $15, but you can get 20% off by using the promo code "earnmore".

Pricing with flat rates has revolutionized my income. I'm excited for you to do the same!

– Jesse