pricing

[navbouy]

Hi all ill start by saying I mix for myself,but at work I've got a few people liking my juice,how much do I charge say for 30 ml,what's fair.

 

[tobywonkanobi]

Hi all ill start by saying I mix for myself,but at work I've got a few people liking my juice,how much do I charge say for 30 ml,what's fair.

How long is a piece of string? I would work out the costs of making the juice, including money towards syringes, bottles, delivery costs of ingredients etc, then whack on a bit extra! If mixing is a pain then add on enough to make it worth your while, if you enjoy it and/or you just mix for them when you're mixing anyway then just add on a little bit, help to cover the cost of some of your own juices!

 

[navbouy]

How long is a piece of string? I would work out the costs of making the juice, including money towards syringes, bottles, delivery costs of ingredients etc, then whack on a bit extra! If mixing is a pain then add on enough to make it worth your while, if you enjoy it and/or you just mix for them when you're mixing anyway then just add on a little bit, help to cover the cost of some of your own juices!

Cheers mate I was thinking the same thing,I have been asked for the stuff I've made for myself so I'll just add a couple of quid over cost,maybe more for a custom mix,the thing is I'm a nice bloke and feel a bit of a shit for charging anything ,I've already given a,fair bit away.

 

[EthelKing]

I mix for friends and also felt bad asking for payment - however, when I said "Don't worry about it", all of them said the same thing - "If you don't take payment, I won't ask you again", (which does have its merits ).

If i am making a single flavour, I charge three times cost plus £2 on top; pre-mix "premium" concentrates £8 per 30ml.

Everyone happy, and it allows me to keep at least two bottles of each concentrate "in stock".

Don't feel guilty for charging - people generally don't like asking for something and not giving something in return - I know I don't.

 

[tobywonkanobi]

Ah, I hear there! Once or twice is fine but I think that if they are relying on you for juices and you do it for less than where they would buy elsewhere, then it's only right to charge. The (little bit) of profit would be able to help you try new concentrates out, or be put aside ready for the next shiny!

 

[navbouy]

Cheers all,£8for 30 ml sounds about fair,I will also throw in an 8 ml tester flavour,try to get a few people trying something different because I've done the same and found a few I'd otherwise missed.

 

[Ment]

Cheers all,£8for 30 ml sounds about fair,I will also throw in an 8 ml tester flavour,try to get a few people trying something different because I've done the same and found a few I'd otherwise missed.

If they're happy to pay that, you're getting a good deal. I charge £5 for 30ml, but it's mostly stuff I don't like anyway.