There is my new Commission Table. i am kinda new on it and dont know that well the prices.
also if you want something from it, there is my discord/email.
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It’s good, and the design is cute but it’s hard to read. I would suggest adding spaces or making the text larger, if possible. As for the prices, I feel like they’re fine. You should probably also include example works, if you don’t have any publicly available and easy to find.
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hmm i understand.
i tried to make like a Scripted tables for the design but i dont like it much too
thank you for the FeedBack!
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For some reason it reminds me of something out of CSS or JSON
element {
background-color: black !important;
};
.class {
display: inline;
color: red;
};
#id {
padding: 0px,0px,0px,0px;
}
{
"example": 100;
"anotherExample": [100, 200];
}
$200/month USD (for the person paying, in which 10,000 robux is $100 USD) I feel is a bit overkill for monthly help. I would base it on the amount of work you are doing, in whcih I would say $10 - $50, in which for the rare exception of you doing everything on the game, more than $50.
You can also base it on Quality, for exmaple: Low Poly Mesh being Cheaper than a Realistic looking Mesh, Simple Gui element being cheaper than a Super Advanced System, and so on.
I would also say to have negotiable prices for your customers, for both parties to be happy, and for you to have more customers if they recommend you, or need more work from you.
If your work is simple. dont overprice it, you wouldnt want to pay $50 for a simple Kill Brick.
If you’re good and know what you’re doing, give them a reason to pay that much, show that you are trustable, and better than your competitors.
The price is up to you, but most would expect high quality work if you were wanting them to pay $30 - $50.
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get it, Thanks 
tbh i think i missclick another 0 on the Monthly Help.
i should specify that i have a Portfolio images and places on the image too…
ill update it
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