The price is the first sentence of the brief.
Most copywriting is quoted after a call, and the quote arrives as a range. We publish prices instead. Not because every job is the same, but because a price forces us to say what the job is.
What a package contains.
A package has four fixed things: what is written, how much (pages, products, words), how many revision rounds, and how it is delivered. A single web page is €390. A 1,500-word article is €130. A Copy audit is €190. If we cannot list those four things, we do not have a package, we have an idea.
If we cannot say what a job costs, we do not understand it yet.
What changes a price.
Length, obviously. Also interviews, because talking to your customer is work. Research depth: a niche technical subject takes longer to get right. A second language, because localisation is a second piece of writing. Speed, when you need it quicker than our schedule. And the material you start with: a clear brief is cheaper than a blank page.
What we do not charge for.
The kick-off call. Two revision rounds. Answers to your questions during the job. We do charge for a third round, at 20% of the package price, because by then the brief has usually changed.
When you should not buy from the table.
If you need more than ten pages, more than fifty products, or a job that fits no row, send a brief. We reply with a fixed price within one working day. Fixed, not a range.