From what I have seen, pricing in freelancing can be confusing, especially when a client is not clear about what they really want. A project price should cover your time, effort, and skill, but missing details can lead to underpricing or extra work later. Some people ask more questions first, while others give a rough price. What is the best way to handle this kind of situation without losing the client or ending up doing more work than expected for the same pay?
Ask How do you price a project when the client has not given you all the details yet?
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