“My general rule of thumb is nothing below $500 a month… A floor also does something just as important. It keeps you from unconsciously building your systems… around serving people who don't value what you do.”

Future Firm Accounting Podcast · Not All Churn Is the Same

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Set a minimum (floor) price of $500 per month for any new client to filter out price-shoppers

$500/month

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