Quoting a price in a proposal and then changing it after the client replies is something a lot of freelancers wonder about. It feels like a grey area because nothing is signed yet, so some people assume the price is still open. But most platforms treat your proposal as a commitment, not just a starting point. If you go back and raise your price after the client shows interest, it can look unprofessional or even get your account flagged. Have you ever changed your proposal price mid-conversation, and how did the client react?
Ask Is it allowed to quote a price in your freelance proposal and then change it after the client responds?
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