Let’s talk pricing. If you’ve ever stared at an inquiry thinking, “What the heck do I charge for this?”, you’re not alone. We were invited to share our expertise for a live coaching call hosted by Elisabeth Stuckey, stationery designer and creative business coach, for the students of her course, Dream to Design.
From how to factor your experience into your rates to whether you should be charging for design time (spoiler alert: YES), we’re spilling the ink on all things pricing—especially for calligraphers and stationers. And because this conversation was so juicy, Elisabeth graciously let us share this exclusive replay right here on the pod!
We’re walking you through the nitty gritty: how to set your hourly rate, when to raise your prices, and why you’re doing yourself (and your clients!) a disservice if you’re copying someone else’s pricing. This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about confidence, sustainability, and building a business that supports the life you want.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
Key factors to consider when pricing calligraphy services (it’s more than just materials!)
When it’s time to start charging for your work—even if you’re new
How to price spot calligraphy for stationery projects with confidence
What to keep in mind when quoting large custom or wedding projects
Creative, scalable ways to grow your calligraphy business without burning out
How your calligraphy style influences your pricing
Real talk on what to charge for envelope addressing (and why undercharging hurts you)
Pricing tools, templates, and mindset shifts that actually work for creative entrepreneurs
If you’ve ever Googled “how to price calligraphy work” or “how to raise rates without scaring off clients,” this episode is your go-to guide. Grab your favorite pen, a fresh notebook, and let’s get you pricing with confidence and clarity!
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