So you’re thinking about becoming a curator in Namibia and you want to know how much you should charge. Or maybe you’re already curating in Namibia and are wondering if your price is fair or not. Either way, there are quite a few factors that will affect the price of your services as a curator in Namibia, including whether you’re an individual or an organization, the nature of your skills, what products or services you’re curating, and more. This article will cover these factors and give you some solid guidelines on how to price yourself as a curator in Namibia.

Research your market

Research the market to see how much curators charge. Visit your local bookstore and look at the book prices. This will give you an idea of what people are willing to pay for books and whether they are willing to spend more or less money on different types of books.

Decide what services you will offer

Ask yourself what services you will provide and how much you should charge. For example, if you are an interior designer, you might charge $100 per hour for consultation and $5,000 per room to renovate. If you offer photography services, your prices might be $300 per day or $2,500 for a wedding package.

Determine your pricing structure

One of the first things to do is to figure out your pricing structure. There are many ways to go about this, but it’s always best to start with a few different price points and then see what the market accepts. For example, if you offer three different prices, $100 per hour, $150 per hour and $200 per hour then people have the option of picking one that works for them financially and is also within their budget. Curators earn between N50,000 – N 127,000 per month depending on the industry and the number of clients they work for and with.