I believe you need to have 25 posts on VAF to be able to pm. Nonetheless, I have a free budget spreadsheet download on my book site. Click on the link below my signature and at the bottom of the page click on "I want the sample" to get the budget spreadsheet.
Office Goodness that is a phenomenal breakdown. I've always charged $50 per hour and $65-$100 for critical of labor intense work. I've never had an issue with a client paying me what I request. If you present yourself as being worthy of a $100 per hour you'll get it. Plus I do more than just general admin work.
I just joined this forum and this is exactly the issue that I am struggling with at the moment. Finding a balance between knowing your worth and over valuing the product has proven very difficult. Your breakdown is extremely helpful!
Thank you!!
Wow, this post is very beneficial as a soon to be open market VA. I will be assessing my next move based on this rate guide. All things start with a desire, but the rewards are in the details. Thank you!
Quick question: I'm a newbie and working on setting up my website. What's the general thought behind posting your rate online? I've visited a bunch of other VA sites and and I've seen it both ways so I'm not sure what would be my best way to approach it on my site. Thoughts?
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Lori Williamson
Organized Chaos, LLC.
Re: Calculating your rate
Thanks for this!
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