PrycebookWrite your price increase letter
Give your business name, when prices change and why. You get a short, plain letter to your customers that you can copy into an email or onto your letterhead.
Your letter shows up here
Fill in the form and press Write the letter. The page address keeps your answers, so you can come back and change the date or percentage.
Raising prices without losing customers
A few habits that make the letter land well.
Give notice
Send the letter well before the new prices start, so nobody learns about the change from an invoice.
Say why, briefly
One honest sentence about what changed in your costs is enough. Customers accept a reason far better than silence.
Make it yours
Add your name, a line about a customer's history with you, or a phone number before you send it. The letter is a starting point.
Related
Update your prices in one place
Keep your prices in a Prycebook price book and change them once. Every quote you send afterwards uses the new numbers.
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