What you'll learn
Practical, with real wording you can copy. No upsell at the end.
Find your new number
A simple way to work out a price that covers your time, tax and growth.
Tell current clients
An email template that gives notice, explains the change and keeps it short.
Handle the replies
What to say when a client asks for a discount or says they need to think.
Pick the right moment
When to raise prices, and how much notice to give.
The 45 minutes
All times Eastern. Questions are welcome in the chat throughout.
Welcome
Who it's for, and what to have ready.
Why prices get stuck
The three habits that keep good freelancers undercharging.
The price conversation
A three-step script, with the email template on screen.
Live examples
Two attendees' prices, worked through together.
Questions
Anything you didn't get to ask.
Your host, Maya Ellis
Maya ran a design studio for nine years before she started teaching pricing. She now works with freelancers and small agencies on what to charge and how to say it.
Fictional host for this concept page. On your page, your photo and bio go here.Sample layout. On your page, real comments from past attendees show here.
“I sent the email template the next morning. Two clients replied ‘makes sense’ and that was it.”
“Short, practical, and no pitch at the end. I finally know what to say when someone asks for a discount.”
Questions
Will there be a replay?
Yes. Everyone who registers gets the replay link by email, whether or not they attend live.
Is it really free?
Yes. There's no paid offer at the end, just the session and the templates.
What do I need?
A laptop or phone, and your current prices written down. That's it.
See you on the 12th
Thursday 12 November 2026, 12:00 pm ET. Free, with a replay for everyone who signs up.
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