Raising charges is not a bad thing in freelancing especially when the need calls for it. You need to make sure that you are justifying the raising however. You need to make sure that you notify them at least some days, let's say 30 days before you implement the new raise. With this, they can easily let you aware if they are okay with the new price or not. What do you think about this?
How do you tell a long-term client that you are raising your rates?
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