Packages are a pricing structure for selling services on HomeRender. They allow you to combine your basic offer with built-in revisions and extras to create service tiers that give clients precisely what they want.
Packages make buying and selling on HomeRender easier in several ways:
Freedom
As talent, you have the freedom to position your services exactly how you want to, at a price that suits you and your expertise.
Efficiency
Clients can order precisely what they need in just one click, without having to negotiate customizations.
Clarity
You and your client are aligned on what is included in the order from the very beginning. This reduces back-and-forth communication about what the offer consists of.
You can activate the triple packages mode from the pricing section when creating or editing an offer.
Click the "3 Packages" toggle in the pricing section of your offer creation page.
Once you're in packages mode, you can set the elements (including the basic service alongside the upgrades and the number of revisions) that you would like to include in each package.
For each package (Basic, Standard, and Premium), define what's included, delivery time, and price point.
Tip: When deciding what to include in your packages, think about the most popular or most-requested extras from clients, or the elements that you feel are necessary to make your offer work best. Then, create packages that best meet your clients' different needs and budgets.
Your entry-level service
Your recommended service
Your comprehensive service
You can price your packages starting from $5, up to the maximum price appropriate for your service category and expertise level.
Tip: Browse similar offers in your category to get a sense of competitive pricing. Consider your experience level, the quality of your work, and the value you're providing when setting your prices.
A typical pricing structure might follow these guidelines:
Basic:
Your entry-level price pointStandard:
1.5x to 2x your Basic pricePremium:
2.5x to 3x your Basic priceThese are just guidelines. Your specific pricing should reflect the value and additional work involved in each package level.
Upgrades
These are predefined factors that can be included within your packages. Examples include faster delivery time, additional revisions, or higher resolution deliverables.
Extras
These are additional services that you offer separately from your main packages. Clients can add these to any package during checkout. Examples might include additional design variations, source files, or commercial usage rights.
No. HomeRender's standard service fee still applies regardless of which package a client chooses.
Your ratings are not directly affected by using packages. However, clear package definitions can lead to better client satisfaction, which may positively impact your ratings over time.
Keep it simple and descriptive. The name of each package should highlight what is distinctive about that particular service level. Think about what will catch a client's eye and apply it to your package. The default names (Basic, Standard, Premium) work well in most cases.
Yes. If you prefer to offer a single, straightforward service, you can toggle off the packages option and define just one service level.