What's on the page
Print it. Fill in your three numbers. Send it instead of a quote.
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Three packages, not one rate.
One is a rate and gets compared to whoever's newest. Three is a choice, and a choice gets made.
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My numbers as the worked example.
$390, $999 and $1,499, and what's in each, so you can see the shape before you fill in yours.
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The one line you send with it.
So the next time an agent asks what you charge, you never type a number into a text thread again.
That's the whole page. Letter size, prints on anything.
I sat on the other side of the table for ten years, reading photographers' quotes and deciding which one to hire. The sheet is what I wished every one of them had sent me.
Cineminn is number one on Google for Minneapolis real estate photography, and the same way of working runs with operators in Texas, Milwaukee, Fort Lauderdale and Southern California.
Three questions before you type
Is it really free?
Yes. No card, no trial, no call. A first name and an email, and the PDF opens. The weekly email that follows has an unsubscribe link in it, and using it doesn't take the PDF back.
What happens after I sign up?
The PDF opens on the next screen. A copy arrives from info@fulltimerealestatephotographer.com within a couple of minutes, so you have it on your phone at the house. After that, one email a week.
Who is this not for?
Anyone who hasn't shot a paid listing yet. The sheet assumes you have a price and you're tired of typing it into a text thread. If you run $149 volume shoots, fine, there's a line on the sheet for that too.