Pricing confidence does not come from finding one magic number. It comes from knowing what you priced, why you can stand behind it, and what you will change if the deal does not fit.

  1. 01

    Scope

    What are they buying? Deliverables, versions, rights, timing, and restrictions.

    Read Scope
  2. 02

    Edge

    Why you? Relevant craft, proof, reliability, category fluency, and scarcity.

    Read Edge
  3. 03

    Fit

    What works for both sides? Your floor, the brand's constraint, and the scope that can move.

    Read Fit

How to use the tripod

Work through the legs in order. If Scope is unclear, ask questions before you price. If Edge is weak, strengthen the proof or position conservatively. If Fit is missing, reshape the deal instead of quietly discounting the whole ask.

Scope sets the base. Edge sets your position. Fit shapes the deal.

What the method does not do

The Price Tripod is not a calculator and it does not certify a market rate. It helps a creator make an informed commercial choice and communicate that choice clearly. The final amount, claims, assumptions, and send decision remain with the creator.

The experience behind it

Price the Brief is informed by decades of experience turning complex service briefs into clear, reviewable proposals. The method brings that proposal discipline to creator work without pretending every creator, brand, or brief is the same.