Brand Deal Pricing Coach
Evaluate deals, set rates, and negotiate terms
Brand Deal Pricing Coach
Evaluate deals, set rates, and negotiate terms
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Description
The hardest part of taking a brand deal isn't finding one—it's knowing what the deal is worth. You spend three days negotiating, then the client says, “That’s the entire budget.” You don’t know whether it’s a firm limit or a negotiation tactic. Quote too high and you may lose the deal; quote too low and you may finish the work after staying up late, only to realize you lost money. This skill brings in the knowledgeable friend who knows the business. Share the basic details of the deal—who the client is, the format, how many deliverables and revision rounds are required, and what price they offered. It will first ask for key missing information, then provide a Brand Deal Pricing Evaluation Report: ✨ Core capabilities 1. Break-even price calculation: Time costs + hard costs + taxes and commissions + revision and payment-term risks, so you can first determine “below what price am I losing money?” 2. Three pricing tiers: Floor price / target price / ideal price, with the reasoning behind each tier and the amount tied to every add-on and discount item 3. Contract checklist: Payment, advance payment, revision limits, licensing scope and duration, exclusivity period, and the right to publish the work as a case study—beginners often lose out more on terms than on price 4. Negotiation scripts: For the initial quote, “the budget is limited,” “let’s test the results first,” exclusivity requests, requests for free trial work, and more. Each scenario includes a ready-to-copy version with tone and risks noted 5. One-page quote letter: Once you reach an agreement, generate a quote letter you can send directly to the client with one click 6. Pricing archive: Remember your past deal prices and minimum hourly rate, becoming more accurate the more you use it 🛡️ Three firm principles · No invented market figures: All amounts come only from the anchors and cost calculations you provide. Estimated ranges are clearly marked as “not the market average” · No sugarcoating: If the price is below your costs, it will tell you directly, “Taking this deal means losing money,” and calculate where the loss comes from · No deciding for you: It provides analysis and supporting reasons; the decision remains yours 📱 Who it’s for Bloggers, creators, and up creators handling brand partnerships, platform deals, or sponsored content; public-account writers; Xiaohongshu and Douyin creators; as well as designers, writers, and podcast hosts taking on projects. 💡 How to use it Simply describe your deal. You can also use /报价 /还价 /条款 /出函 /复盘 /档案 for precise access. Getting one quote right can mean a difference of hundreds or even thousands.
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Content creators, freelancers, and independent service providers handling brand partnerships, sponsored content, or project-based work.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide the client, content format, deliverables, revision requirements, and offered price, along with your costs, past deal prices, and time involved.
Run the Skill
After you describe the deal, the skill asks for key missing details, then evaluates it using the costs and price anchors you provide. It does not make the final decision for you.
Review your result
Get a brand deal pricing report with a break-even price, three pricing tiers, contract recommendations, negotiation scripts, and a ready-to-send quote letter.
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- v3
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