How much should I charge for my services?

Episode 36 of the Light Green Living by Myrthe podcast, hosted by Light Green Living by Myrthe, titled "How much should I charge for my services?" was published on May 1, 2024 and runs 23 minutes.

May 1, 2024 ·23m · Light Green Living by Myrthe

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Summary

In this episode, Myrthe is sharing her insights on how much you can charge for your offer. You going to dive deep into her thought on charging certain prices for certain offers and how she calculates her own. You can download the 30 days of content prompts for free by clicking the link below: https://mailchi.mp/lightgreenliving/30-content-ideas Calculate hourly rate: 1. Sum up all your private expenses 2. Sum up all your business expenses 3. How much tax do you pay over your income? This could be like 30% for example. 4. For example: Total of expenses: €1500. Your taxes per month are 30%. You need to earn at least €1950 per month to be able to pay for everything. 5. How many days per year do you work? (e.j. 220 days) 6. How many hours per day our you productive? (e.j. 4 hours) 7. €1950 x 12 months = €23.400 per year 8. €23.400 / 220 days (working days per year) = €106,36 9. €106,36 / 4 productive hours per day = €26,59 you need to charge per hours to cover all your expenses. You can do the same calculation for your freedom lifestyle!

Episode Description

In this episode, Myrthe is sharing her insights on how much you can charge for your offer. You going to dive deep into her thought on charging certain prices for certain offers and how she calculates her own.

You can download the 30 days of content prompts for free by clicking the link below:

https://mailchi.mp/lightgreenliving/30-content-ideas

Calculate hourly rate:

1. Sum up all your private expenses

2. Sum up all your business expenses

3. How much tax do you pay over your income? This could be like 30% for example.

4. For example: Total of expenses: €1500. Your taxes per month are 30%. You need to earn at least €1950 per month to be able to pay for everything.

5. How many days per year do you work? (e.j. 220 days)

6. How many hours per day our you productive? (e.j. 4 hours)

7. €1950 x 12 months = €23.400 per year

8. €23.400 / 220 days (working days per year) = €106,36

9. €106,36 / 4 productive hours per day = €26,59 you need to charge per hours to cover all your expenses.

You can do the same calculation for your freedom lifestyle!

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