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Why This Matters

Most videographers don't lose clients because their work isn't good enough. They lose them, or worse, underprice themselves, because they never wrote down a real pricing framework or a proposal that makes the value obvious.

This kit gives you two things you can use today: a pricing worksheet to find numbers you can defend, and a proposal skeleton that turns a quote into a decision-ready pitch.

Pricing Worksheet

Step 1 — Know your real hourly cost

• Hours per project (pre-pro + shoot + edit): ___
• Your target hourly rate (EUR): ___
• Fixed costs per project (gear, travel, software): ___

Step 2 — Build three packages

Step 3 — Add-ons (don't leave these on the table)

• Rush delivery: ___
• Extra revision round: ___
• Raw footage handover: ___

Tip: revisit these numbers every 6–12 months. If a tier never closes, the price or the offer is off, not you.

Proposal Skeleton