How to price your calls and content

Three prices, three different jobs

• A verification call price exists to filter. It should be low enough that a serious person pays without thinking and high enough that nobody pays by accident.
• A full call price exists to pay you for your time. Price it as you would any hour of skilled work.
• A bundle or membership price exists to convert attention you already have. It competes with impulse, so it usually sits lower than an hourly rate.

Common pricing mistakes

The first is pricing a filter like a product — charging so much for a short verification call that serious clients hesitate, which defeats the point. The second is the reverse: pricing real work like a filter, so you end up doing long sessions for screening money.

The third is changing prices constantly. Buyers who saw one number and come back to another tend not to buy at all. Pick a price, leave it in place long enough to see whether it converts, then adjust deliberately.

Testing without guessing

Your dashboard shows what actually sold. Look at the ratio between page visits and purchases rather than at revenue alone — a high-priced item that nobody buys and a low-priced item that everyone buys can produce the same revenue with very different amounts of your time consumed.

Start selling calls and content

Create a creator account, set your price and share one private link.