Rates and Pricing

Here’s everything you want to know about my rates and pricing, but were too polite to ask. (I’m British — I totally get it!)

Are your rates hourly?

No, they’re not. Every project quote is value-based, meaning you’re paying for the value and ROI of the finished content - not the time I spend producing it.

My rates also include:

  • Topic research

  • One free round of edits

  • SEO optimisation (keyword research, competitor analysis, and threading in target keywords)

  • Images, screenshots, and examples

  • Internal links to your existing in-house content

Do you offer ghostwriting?

I do offer ghostwriting (i.e. my name and link to my website not being included with the post), but there’s a 20% additional fee added to these projects. That’s because not getting a byline/link means I don’t get the opportunity to build my domain authority.

What price point do most projects start at?

One-time assignments (like blog posts) begin at $0.50/word. I require a $1,500 workload minimum per month to get a slot on my calendar.

Larger projects are custom-quoted based on scope.

Why do your prices start there?

Clients who work with me do so because they believe in paying for high-quality, conversion-oriented content—not just a finished product. If your focus is keeping costs low (rather than amazing results and high ROI), you’re in the wrong place.

Companies who hire me are looking for a subject matter expert with in-depth industry knowledge and a proven track record.

What’s the process like for a new client?

For a new project, every new client follows this process:

  1. We’ll hop on a quick call to discuss your project needs and goals.

  2. I’ll send you a proposal based on our conversation detailing the scope, timeline, and costs.

  3. Once agreed upon, I’ll begin the project and send the content over to you to review (~7 business days turnaround time on average).

  4. You'll then hop into Google Docs and make any notes/comments.

  5. I'll return and make edits within 1-2 business days.

  6. We'll sign off on final approval, and I'll send over the invoice for payment, Net0.

I never want you to have to “check up on me.” I aim to inform you of where I’m at every three days with a status report. For smaller projects, I’ll often be finished before you can even think to ask how things are going.

Once the final product is delivered, we can discuss retainer options.

Other FAQs

How do I make a payment?

Bank transfers are preferred, but we can discuss other payment methods.

How many rounds of edits do I get?

Every project includes one round of edits. If you need additional edits after the first round, there is a project-based fee for additional work. This fee helps ensure we’re both on the same page from the start of the project.

How soon can you start?

I request at least a three-week lead time for new projects. I typically have 1-2 openings for new clients each month, but those fill up quickly. The sooner we can start the conversation, the better.