Most typical phrasing
“Can you give me a price right now?”
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Typical client message
“Can you give me a price right now?”
Situation snapshot
The client wants a number immediately, but you do not yet understand the project well enough to quote cleanly. You need to slow the decision without sounding evasive.
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Most typical phrasing
“Can you give me a price right now?”
Recommended approach
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Draft a response when a client asks for a price quote immediately. Keep it helpful, but explain what information you need before giving a confident number.
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Client asks for a rough price range
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Client asks if your rates are negotiable
The client is probing for flexibility before the real work discussion has even started. You need to answer clearly without sounding rigid or weak.
Client asks for your day rate
A client wants to price the work by day rather than by hour or project. You need to answer in a way that sets assumptions around what a day actually covers.
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