
What my planner templates earn for the hours
Twelve hours a month of updates and emails, and why this is the offer I'd keep if I could keep one.
Newsletter
Every Tuesday, one offer: the hours it takes, what it earns and whether I'd keep it.

Twelve hours a month of updates and emails, and why this is the offer I'd keep if I could keep one.

The most money and the most hours. How I set the days so the rest of the week stays mine.

A fixed list, a fixed price and three weeks. Why this one stayed when the others went.

Twenty hours a month of building and support, and what it earned month by month.

Eight hours of work for one evening, and the most I've earned for the time.

Ten calls a month, an hour each, and what I charge now after two years of charging too little.

Fifteen hours a month for six hundred euros. Not much, but it keeps going while I sleep.

Forty-five hours a month, endless rounds of changes and less per hour than a brand kit.

Fifty hours a month of posts for shops. The day I worked out the hourly rate I gave notice.

I loved them, but they took thirty-five hours a month for very little. How I said goodbye kindly.
Newsletter
A letter every Tuesday about one freelance offer, with my real hours and earnings.