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I see session of $10 to $30, which seems really low to me. Your audience are basically guys making plenty of money and not afraid to spend it. I know a few guy
by koonsolo 6y ago
I see session of $10 to $30, which seems really low to me.
Your audience are basically guys making plenty of money and not afraid to spend it. I know a few guys who spends tons of money on Games Workshop kinds of things, buying even more than they have time for.
So I was wondering why are your prices so low? I would think the lowest price would start at $50 or something.
Like everything, price is set by supply and demand. I'm pretty sure the demand is there. So are there so many great GM's that flood the supply?
- devonchulick 6y agoWe let GM's set their own prices. So we expect a lot of prices to fluctuate as demand continues to drive them up, or lower as more GMs join the platform.
- bricemo 6y agoI’m in a campaign right now that is around $20/hour/person. Over time (given good site curation) there should be development of premium GM’s and cheaper GM’s. A better analogy is more like freelancer sites than gig economy sites, since a good GM is not a commodity. Edit: did my math wrong
- dataminded 6y agoI've never seen a GM charge more than $5/hour/player. The premium market either doesn't exist or I haven't been able to find it. It's not due to an inability to pay. I've had DMs push back when I suggest that they raise their prices.