
In this episode, Maddie Peschong discusses the signs that indicate it's time for photographers to raise their prices.
Most photographers wait until they feel ready to raise their prices, but unfortunately, ready is just not something that shows up. Readiness is not the signal that it's time for a price increase. But there are real signals you can watch for that clue you in to when that price hike you've been putting off is actually overdue. This is the conversation nobody really wants to have, and I'll be honest, 2026 is a tough year to raise prices. But that doesn't mean you don't deserve to get paid what you're worth. In this episode, I'm walking through the obvious and not-so-obvious signs it's time to raise your prices, so you can stop guessing and start charging what actually makes sense for the business you're running. We're talking: The 3 obvious signs you're overdue for a price increase Why resentment toward your sessions is almost always a pricing problem in disguise What your inquiry-to-booking rate is actually telling you about your prices Why your price is a brand signal, whether you want it to be or not The truth about asking friends and family what you should charge Why confidence comes after you raise your prices, not before Links & Resources ✨ Join Rebrand : My 12 month…
Host: Maddie Peschong
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