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How to Kill The Price Question

April 12, 20251 min read

[How-To] kill the "how much do you charge" question

Photo Booth owners often complain about "price shoppers". People that call and immediately ask for a price. Every time someone asks for price in the first 60-sec on a call, and a you respond with a number, you are guaranteed to lose the deal.

Here's the fix:

It's simple. The only thing simpler, is not using it! When a prospect asks "How much is your service?" You say: "It depends on your goal - what made you reach out today?" Then shut up. Let them talk. They'll tell you exactly what they need to hear to justify the price later. That’s it.

Example: Photo Booth business charging $1,200 for 3 hrs.

Old way - prospect asks "how much", you say "$1,2k for 3 hrs.", prospect says "you are too expensive," call dies. 

New way:

Prospect: "What's your rate?"

You: "It depends on your goal - what made you reach out today?"

Prospect: "Well, we're getting married and we really want XYZ..."

You: [ask more questions, discover pain/desire]

You: "Great! We can definitely help. In fact, we specialize in [INSERT WHAT PROSPECT WANTS]. The investment is just $1,200.(shut up)"

Why this works: price without context is always too expensive. Give them the context first.

Pro tip: when pitching your service - don't talk about why you are the best, talk about what the prospect wants to hear! The more questions you ask, the easier the pitch becomes.

Deploy and enjoy.

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Svet | Co-Founder (Photo Booth Masters)

P.S.S. how it feels flipping the price quesiton

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