Should I Raise My Prices?

This workbook is for founders, consultants, creatives and service-business owners who are asking:

“Should I raise my prices?”

Especially if you:

• are busier than you used to be but aren't sure whether demand justifies a higher rate

• suspect your business has outgrown its current pricing

• worry that raising prices could cost you good clients

• are tempted to increase your price because you want to look more premium

• keep changing your mind depending on how busy, confident or frustrated you feel that week

• want a strategic answer based on evidence rather than another “know your worth” speech

You do not need to arrive convinced that your prices should go up.

The point is to determine whether they should.

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You’ll receive:

Printable PDF
Designed for A4 printing and handwriting.

Fillable PDF
Complete the workbook digitally using the interactive fields.

19 pages including the cover.

No special software, course or membership is required to use the workbook.

There is no required completion time.

You can work through the Decision in one focused sitting or take more time between sections to gather actual business evidence.

For the best result, don't rush the parts that require real numbers, client feedback or market information simply to finish the workbook.

No.

The workbook explains the reasoning behind each part before asking you to make a decision. It is designed to help you think strategically about your existing business — not test how much pricing theory you already know.

You don’t need perfect data or advanced financial knowledge.

Use the information you already have, and where the workbook reveals something you don’t yet know, treat that as useful information in itself.

Sometimes discovering what you need to find out is part of making a better decision.

The examples and exercises are particularly relevant to founders, consultants, creatives and service-based businesses where pricing is closely connected to capacity, delivery, positioning and client results.

Absolutely.

Pricing decisions change as your business, demand, positioning and experience evolve. You can revisit the workbook when the question comes up again and compare your thinking with where you were before.

This is a digital educational product created to support independent strategic thinking. It does not constitute financial, legal, tax or accounting advice, and results are never guaranteed.

Due to the immediate-access nature of digital products, purchases are non-refundable once the files have been delivered, except where required by applicable consumer law.

For personal business use only. Please do not copy, redistribute, resell or share the workbook or its contents.