What should I price my work? (GFX)

So here is some of my work, honestly I’ve been pretty up and down about the pricing of stuff, I’ve been thinking 10k robux or $35-$50 but I’m really just not sure. Please help! Thanks!

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People usually starts pretty low, and if loaded by Requests to the point you can’t handle all of them, this is where you’d update your prices & find a inbetween “Your Value” & Workload.

If all of the following was bought for approximatively 10k, then it is estimated 10k,
To my taste, there are a few style of them that i would indeed buy for 10k.

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Depending on how long it took you, and who you are making it for should also be a factor to update your pricing.

= If you are making it for a game/group that are doing really well and the GFX you’ve made for them looks unique/outstanding, go for the higher end of the scale in terms of pricing.

The pricing you’ve set is fine but I’d raise it slightly if you are doing work for a group that’s doing good for themselves (especially if you have loads of requests).

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Your graphics are pretty good quality, I really like the first one. I would start at a price of 2-4k, but as you get more clients and the more difficult orders you get put the prices up.

The only issue with that is I usually do 3k, but sometimes I get people who see that I ONLY charge 3k and then think that the work won’t be good enough because the price is low. I’ve actually lost clients because of low prices. They think a 10k thumbnail is WORTH 10K, and that a 3k thumbnail is WORTH 3k, even if the quality is high and they are just charging lower than the normal rate for that quality of work. Which is why I really need to up my prices so it doesn’t happen again.

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I would say 7k - 15k. I love your work Chad. We need to talk more.

(I used to talk to you a few months ago from Graphics House or something like that)