-Instruments & Equipment (which depreciate over time and need replacing)
-Consumables
-Vehicle (fuel, MOT, Insurance, Tax, repair etc)
-Courses/Conferences (CPD)
-Utilities (electricity/water etc)
-Pension
-Marketing
Calculate cost per client
Calculating your baseline fee
Spreadsheet example.
There's often the question thrown out there on foot health forums asking ‘How much do you charge’ when it comes to pricing services or home visits. As self employed practitioners we can decide what we charge our clients as there isn't a specific rate that foot health practitioners have to charge. But lack of knowledge on how to price our services can often lead us to undercharging.
"Thank goodness this is available. I was clueless about how to price my service and couldn't really find out what other FHPs in my area were charging or whether it was realistic. This is fantastic! It gives you a formula for calculating what you should be charging and reassures you that your pricing is right for you. Thank you very much for this."
— Rachael B. (5/5)
Really helpful
"Really helpful"
— Rebecca Y. (5/5)
I'm currently studying to become
"I'm currently studying to become a Fhp, the pricing guid has really helped me and is really well written to easily understand. Thank you so much Jess."
— Lisa R. (5/5)
Excellent Resource!
"Incredible tips on how to determine how much you are going to charge your clients. Very in depth and precise. It's amazing how the little things can add up in your overhead costs! Couldn't have done it without this guide. Thank you!"
— Lora H. (5/5)
An essential!
"Amazing advise as always. Thank you Jess x"
— Kirsty L. (5/5)
Great guide
"Very helpful guide"
— MISS M. (4/5)
Super helpful
"I thought I might be able to figure it out for myself but this download has loads I had not thought of and is super helpful. Thanks, Jess!"
— Sarah G. (5/5)
Informative and helpful thank you
"Great info and very helpful as a new trainee it’s good to get the knowledge and experience from an existing FHP thanks again"
— Jen W. (5/5)
Fantastic advice for new FHP Start ups
"A huge thank you to the author for providing this free to new/trainee FHPs. As a trainee, it's a massive help to gauge what potential earnings are and feasible charges before I have collated my full collection of work tools. I have found this invaluable to help me work out a very accurate cost ready for starting off with customers to offer fair prices."
— Joanne W. (5/5)
Free pricing guide
"Very informative, I would recommend"
— Nancy B. (5/5)
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