Image Designer Archive
Thread: Pricing Poll, Post Publish 8
Message Edited by Kwee on 03-30-2004 09:04 AM
I'll likely stick to;
/alias ITIP To start I need ?k to cover the Impearl luxury tax; and when we are finished most customersnormally tip; just tip whatever you feel is appropriate for my time will be more than sufficient.
Because I know so little about accessories I can't really say what I will do for them, but for really cool stuff I will make a price list. And for stuff I don't like (pink/green Woookiees) I'll place a really big price tag on. ![]()
Kwee wrote:
If we were to get a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
If wewereNOT toget a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
Assume you were to adopt a price list. What would be:
a) Your lowest charge?(e.g. 1 creditfor alip colorchange)
b) Your highest charge? (e.g. 2 million creditsforhair glitter)
I'd likely adopt the old Theed Local pricing, adding the new content under the apropriate headings. (Maybe adding a 1.5-2.0 multiplier for new content)
Comments:
[Check out -Caitiri-'s Patch Pricing thread ]
Message Edited by Kwee on 03-30-2004 09:04 AM
It's funny how people judge your work so differently
A_Ravenheart wrote:
It's just fairer to people to ask for a tip.. they judge you by your work..
If we were to get a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
If wewereNOT toget a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
Assume you were to adopt a price list. What would be:
a) Your lowest charge?(e.g. 1 creditfor alip colorchange) = 1k
b) Your highest charge? (e.g. 2 million creditsforhair glitter) = 5k maybe?
Comments:
Funny enough when we organized Theed Local pricing (three of us a really long time ago) I was wanting to charge the least (1k per change) while the other two wanted to charge way more. We eventually settled on what's posted on Pani's site (1-4k per change). For the most part customers have been ok with it, occasionally someone will say I charge too much or too littlePeople will still tip me over and above my charges if they can afford to and want to show extra appreciation. If I just take tips (which I sometimes do if I'm out running around) I typically get tipped 500 credits or something
Running my little Tailor business is so time consuming that I really put high value on my time. I don't think I could get away with Lowca prices, but that's prob my own fault
If my ID friends and I had set a high price list like Lady China did shortly after launch, even those getting tips would prob see big increases...rather thanthe usual 0 -1k credits(what I've seen anyway).
Message Edited by Kwee on 03-30-2004 10:20 AM
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A basic facial mods 3keach
B bodypaint round 50k gotta see and discuss w my server
-Biana
Kwee wrote:
If we were to get a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
If wewereNOT toget a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
Assume you were to adopt a price list. What would be:
a) Your lowest charge?(e.g. 1 creditfor alip colorchange)
b) Your highest charge? (e.g. 2 million creditsforhair glitter)
Neither - it's a time issue. I would charge by the length of time of the "session." A person can spend 40 minutes picking a lip color, while spending one minute on glitter.
Comments:
[Check out -Caitiri-'s Patch Pricing thread ]
Message Edited by Kwee on 03-30-2004 09:04 AM
Kwee wrote:
Comments:
Funny enough when we organized Theed Local pricing (three of us a really long time ago) I was wanting to charge the least (1k per change) while the other two wanted to charge way more. We eventually settled on what's posted on Pani's site (1-4k per change). For the most part customers have been ok with it, occasionally someone will say I charge too much or too littlePeople will still tip me over and above my charges if they can afford to and want to show extra appreciation. If I just take tips (which I sometimes do if I'm out running around) I typically get tipped 500 credits or something
Running my little Tailor business is so time consuming that I really put high value on my time. I don't think I could get away with Lowca prices, but that's prob my own fault
If my ID friends and I had set a high price list like Lady China did shortly after launch, even those getting tips would prob see big increases...rather thanthe usual 0 -1k credits(what I've seen anyway).
Message Edited by Kwee on 03-30-2004 10:20 AM
Kwee wrote:
If we were to get a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
I had a price list when there were ... three other MIDs around. We all had the same prices so we wouldn't have people complainings. Now that I don't know any other MIDs, I just ask for a tip (and I don't need the credits as much as I used to!)
If wewereNOT toget a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
I chose both because I am definitely going to have a set price for the new changes but continue to ask for tips for what we already have.
Assume you were to adopt a price list. What would be:
a) Your lowest charge?(e.g. 1 creditfor alip colorchange) 500 credits
b) Your highest charge? (e.g. 2 million creditsforhair glitter) 10k
I go by how complex of a change it would be. 10k is the most I ever ask for (unless the person is a real jerk during his/her session)
Comments:
I'm not very keen on having unnaturally coloured species running around--so those changes are going to be a lot of credits ... with the RP reason that I ran out of body paint and now have to use markers.
Message Edited by Metis_Onea on 03-30-2004 08:42 AM
Kwee wrote:
If we were to get a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
C definatly, Perhaps B. I'm still thinking.
If wewereNOT toget a secure pay system would you:
a) Use a price list, I already do
b) Use a price list, for the first time
c) Ask for tips, I already do
d) Ask for tips, for the first time
Same answer, C, Maybe B. Again still thinking.
Assume you were to adopt a price list. What would be:
a) Your lowest charge?(e.g. 1 creditfor alip colorchange)
b) Your highest charge? (e.g. 2 million creditsforhair glitter)
No comment at this time. I'll have to see what all the new changes, the new interface, etc entail before I can begin to form objective opinions about pricing.
Comments:
I think that most pricing is server dynamic on what the market will bear and what others are doing. Before I seriously consider adopting a price list and setting prices, I'd take the time to contact the other ID's that are listed on the sticky for my server and open discussions with them. Find out their thoughts and feelings on the matter and share mine. After, I would begin looking for other full time committed ID's on the server and widen the scope of the discusion to include them.
The reason I'd go with the sticky list first is that I know those specific people are serious enough about the profession to check here about what's going on and to be active (at least in some small part) in the cross server ID community as a whole.