Sometimes a client needs work done very fast, and that can affect your schedule and other projects. It feels fair to charge more because you are putting in extra effort and time. At the same time, I wonder if some clients see it as unfair or too expensive. Do you increase your price for urgent work, and how do you explain it in a way that the client understands and accepts without complaints?
Ask Is it okay to charge more for rush projects or does it put clients off?
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