You’re sharing a common doubt that many freelancers (especially beginners) face:
| Step No. | Step Title | Explanation (Tamil) | Explanation (English) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Competitor Analysis | Ungaloda niche la iruka freelancers enna charge panranga nu research pannunga. Aana avangala vida kammiya charge panna try pannadhe. Adhu right method illa. | Do Competitor Analysis – See how much other freelancers in your niche are charging. But don’t blindly copy or go lower than them just to get clients. |
| 2 | Evaluate Your Skill + Time + Value | Neenga work panna time, ungaloda skill strength, client ku value epdi kidaikum nu eval pannunga. Ithu dhan unga proper pricing base. | Price based on: How much time you’ll spend How strong your skill is The value you provide to the client |
| 3 | For First 3 Clients – Focus on Results | Mudal 3 clients kitta price la focus pannama, neenga result kudukka mudiyuma nu paarunga. Sales, leads, value irundha, portfolio build pannalam. | For first 3 clients – Don’t over-focus on pricing. Instead, focus on how much sales/result you can generate for the client. This will help you build your portfolio, and later you can confidently fix higher pricing. |
| 4 | Final Advice Summary | Evlo worth nu therinjikonga. Competitor ah analyze pannunga. First clients la trust build pannunga. Adhuku apram confident ah price fix pannunga. |
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So, when you’re fixing pricing:
- Don’t be scared to ask what you’re worth
- Start with competitor research
- Price based on time + skill + client value
- First 3 clients focus on building trust & portfolio, not just profit
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