Pricing
How to Raise Your Photography Prices Without Losing Your Best Clients
Most photographers wait a year too long to raise their prices because they are afraid of the reaction. Here is how to do it in a way that actually holds.
How to Price Mini Sessions So They Are Actually Worth It
Mini sessions look profitable and often are not. Here is the arithmetic, the scheduling that makes them work, and how to stop them cannibalising full sessions.
The Real Cost of Commission on Client Galleries (and How to Get to 0%)
A percentage-based platform fee looks small on the pricing page and large on your bank statement. Here is how to actually calculate what commission costs you.
Photography Business Expenses: What to Track and Why
The categories a photography business actually spends money in, what is usually deductible, and the bookkeeping habit that takes ten minutes a week.
How Much Does a Photographer Cost? Real Ranges by Session
Portraits run $150 to $600, weddings $1,500 to $5,000 and up. Here is what sits behind those numbers and what changes the price you are quoted.
How to price your photography so you actually make money
Most photographers price from fear, not math. Here is a simple way to set package prices that cover your real costs and pay you a living wage.
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