

Lesson 2 of 4
Clear numbers, clear rules, zero awkward conversations.
Write your price like a menu, not a riddle. Include what's covered and what's not. Clients who know the score are easier to work with.
Quick Wins
Set simple rules: when you're free, what happens if they're late, deposit needs (handled externally). Your first message should reinforce these, not discover them.
Quick Wins
If you offer three things, most people pick the middle one. That's psychology working for you. Make the middle one the offer you actually want to deliver.
Quick Wins
We don't touch your client payments. State terms clearly, link to your preferred contact method. Think of us as the introduction, not the transaction.
Where should you state your boundaries?

Turn profile views into contacts. Gallery, bio, trust—make them work together.
3 lessons · All Levels
Use these lessons as operational guidance for pricing, profile clarity, and safer creator workflows. Results depend on profile quality, consistency, and market fit.