Are you wondering how to price custom, one-off designs for a single customer?

Maybe you’ve got a fan who loves your work, but they don’t want to buy anything premade you already have in your shop, and instead, they’ve emailed you to ask if you could make them something unique and just for them?

This is the post where I’ll share with you how to price custom handmade products.

You’re probably making at least one of these five handmade product pricing mistakes that can cost you sales, attract the wrong customers, and even cause you to go out of business.

Keep reading so you can fix your product pricing and avoid all of that from happening.

Pricing your handmade products is part art, part science.

The science part is easy to follow, but the art of it can be dangerous if you’re not thinking about it correctly.

Read this post to learn more about some handmade product pricing facts you’re NOT considering that’s costing you sales in your handmade business.

If you’re low on cash, say you’re a stay at home mom, or you have a job but it’s not paying you enough to have extra cash to invest into your business, or you’re on disability, keep reading this post because I’m going to share with you my top four ways for how you can find side gigs or part-time online freelancing work that you can do from home.