Are you under-pricing your service?
Six inputs. We'll compare your effective hourly rate to your target, suggest a realistic capped uplift, and show the annual revenue uplift if you held volume.

Your current pricing
Your numbers
Recommended price per job
£1,200
Capped at +25% of your current price so the advice is realistic. You're already at or above your target.
Effective rate today
£150 /hr
Annual uplift
£-28,800
Annual revenue
£144,000 today → £115,200 at recommended pricing
What this means
You're priced about right
Your effective rate is at or above your target. Healthy. Save this for next quarter.
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60-minute interview, then a custom report with named tools, exact steps and a 5-day plan delivered within two working days of your call. Money-back if we don’t surface 5+ hours a week.
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Two-thirds of UK service businesses haven’t raised prices in the last 12 months. Most could lift 10-15% with no client loss. The reason owners don’t is rarely strategic — it’s the fear of a difficult conversation. To see how much of your own week goes on work below your rate, try the founder hours tracker.
We take your current price, your hours per job, and your target rate, and work out the gap. The recommended price is capped at +25% of your current price because any single move above that is high-risk for an owner-operated service business.
The annual uplift assumes win rate holds at your current level. In practice, raising prices typically lowers win rate by 5-15% and raises margin by 25%+, which is the trade most owners want once they see the numbers.