Getting paid on time: what actually moves the needle
Late payment is usually a process problem, not a client problem. Invoicing on the 1st instead of 'whenever' is most of the fix.
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Practical writing about rates, rounding and getting paid — the administrative side of freelancing that nobody teaches you.
Late payment is usually a process problem, not a client problem. Invoicing on the 1st instead of 'whenever' is most of the fix.
The increment you bill in matters less than where you apply the rounding. Get that backwards and a client pays for three hours you did not work.
Most freelancers price by copying whoever they last spoke to. Here is a method that starts from what you actually need to earn.
Track your hours on your phone. On the first of the month, your clients get their invoices. Free for up to three clients — no card required.