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4 modules + worksheet that'll teach you to price with confidence (and actually stick to your numbers)
$47 - finish it this weekend
and then you get on a consultation call and say "i hope that works for your budget" like you're asking for a favor.
girl. what are we DOING here? ðŸ˜
HERE'S WHAT'S ACTUALLY HAPPENING:
✗ You calculated your prices based on what felt "safe" instead of what you actually need
✗ Your packages attract bargain hunters instead of premium clients
✗ You apologize for your pricing before anyone even complains
✗ You lower your prices when someone says "that's out of our budget"
✗ You're stuck in the same place because you keep avoiding the hard conversations
sound familiar?
you rebuilt your portfolio. your website is in the best shape it's ever been. your instagram finally has a point of view.
stop letting the pricing conversation undo the work the rest of your brand is doing.
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Here's everything you get inside The Pricing Playbook:
Portfolio positioning works everywhere. Britt built this in the Pacific Northwest — not NYC, not LA. The framework applies whether you’re in a metro or mid-size market.
You probably have more than you think. The audit process helps you see your own work through your ideal client’s eyes. Most photographers are surprised by what they already have.
This isn’t a course. It’s a framework you can finish this weekend. No fluff, no 47-module vault you’ll never open. Four steps, done.
You can finish this in a weekend. And the time you’re spending shooting 20+ weddings you don’t love? That’s the time this gives back to you.
This is the same framework photographers pay $197+ for in a 1:1 positioning session. I made it $37 because I want it to be a no-brainer for photographers who are ready to start.
THE CHOICE IS YOURS
in early 2024 i raised my prices to $4,500 and got rejected ten consultations in a row. i panicked and lowered them back down.
months later, after rebuilding my portfolio and website, i finally got the inquiries i'd been chasing. and then i got on a consultation call, they asked about pricing, and i apologized for my own number. reflexively. without thinking.
i kind of laughed at myself after — because i'd done all this work and i was still flinching.
what i eventually learned is that fixing what clients see only gets you so far. the pricing structure, the guide, and the way you actually talk about money have to tell the same confident story as everything else you've built. if they don't, the whole thing deflates in the last ten feet.
the Pricing Playbook is that piece. it's what i wish i'd had the day i apologized on that call.
most photographers finish it in a weekend. the scripts and templates are plug-and-play — you can use them on your next consultation call.
the Playbook isn't about making you charge $10K tomorrow. it's about making whatever you charge feel earned by the time a couple sees it. a lot of photographers finish it and realize they don't even need to raise their price yet — they just need to present it differently.
yes, but i'd honestly start with the Kit first. pricing confidence on top of a portfolio that isn't positioned yet only takes you so far. if your portfolio is already doing its job and pricing is the specific thing that's leaking — the Playbook is exactly the right move.
the pricing structure and consultation frameworks apply across photography niches. the templates are written for wedding photographers specifically, but the principles transfer.
yes. buy once, access forever. plus any future updates.