Hi everyone….was just looking for tips on how much to charge if I’m commuting to a client’s location?
Make that Euros.
@MCcuddles2
Depends. Are you driving or flying? What’s the distance between your location and the clients location? What’s the time it’ll take you to get to and from the clients location? Are you doing a turnaround trip or do you have to stay in a hotel overnight? There’s so many factors in this one simple question lol.
Charge wat ever itll make you a profit. Other pro cuddlers, travel fees are not cheap. And is ok.
Pros would have the absolute best insight on this, but from a client perspective, Charge whatever is worth it to you : ), if you have to pay Tolls / Gas / or an uber to get to me, it is only right I cover those expenses, (I would just make this clear to the client before booking, or in the description in my profile) hopefully others can offer better insight but I hope this helps)
On a serious note, it's a balance between what costs you want covered vs. what clients will be reasonably willing to pay.
If you are driving, you can consider gas prices based on cost of a gallon and your car's average MPG. If it's only a short drive then trying to charge for that might be excessive and may dissuade people.
The other thing is wear and tear on your car, which you have to quantify.
At the end of the day, travelling costs money and eats into your profit, so decide accordingly.
@redrootz80 Questions regarding fees or anything that pertains to being a pro might be answered quicker and more appropriately in the pro forum threads. If you click on the search box In that forum and put travel fees In there there are probably tons of tips for you along with other answers to questions you may have. Happy Cuddling!
Charge $100 per mile. Just kidding..
25 cents a mile