A buyer doesn't have a fixed rate

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Candace

Hello! I'm still pretty new to the Peopleperhour platform, so I was wondering about something. You see, I have been invited by a buyer to send a proposal for a job, but they don't have a fixed price for said job. So when entering a price while writing my proposal, should I just leave it blank for now? Because I assume that the buyer will discuss the price with me once he/she accepts my proposal, right?

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    Community

    Hi Candace,

    As Nancy has mentioned, we would advise you to suggest a rate/fixed price in your proposal. The reason the buyer may not have included a price is because they're not sure how much it should be. This is a good opportunity for you to educate the buyer about the pricing of your services.

    Best wishes,

    The Community Team

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  • Nancy

    How do you know they'll accept your proposal, and you can't leave it blank.   Read the guides.

    As a freelancer you should be able to gauge the time taken to complete plus your own hourly rate, so enter that.  There are other competitors doing this - you need to be proactive and set your own rate.  

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  • Candace

    Hello Nancy,

    Thank you for responding to my question! I figured that was the case, but I wanted to be sure. The platform itself has been a bit confusing, but I understand now. I appreciate the advice.

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  • Candace

    Community,

    Thank you for the advice! I have done as you and Nancy have advised, so I appreciate the help.

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