How should you charge for your Personal Chef Services?
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This podcast episode starts with a question to be answered by our host, Chef Andres Hinojosa. As related to our topic: Pricing. This question is from Maria, “Is there a good formula on how to structure your prices for your services for weekly clients or one time sporadic events and what factors to consider in making quotes?”
Pricing for a specific service may come from different angles and methods but there is no real right answer for this, as this will depend on what best fits your business and processes. It may be per hour, flat rate, per meal, per day or per person which depends on the type of business you are in. But in my Personal Chef business, what works for me is by charging per person. It is simpler to explain to a client that the cost per head is this certain amount, compared to a per hour or a flat rate cost which may leave more doubts or questions to the client. The simpler the options are, the more convenient it is to the client, which can also reflect your level of service to them.
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Hey man just started watching your videos and I’m not sure if you’ll see this but this is really great advice!! I’m in high school right now searching around for culinary career paths and I want to become a personal chef. Keep up the good work
This was a fantastic podcast! I’m an event planner whose researching how to charge for my planning services, and your methodology is super applicable to the work I do. Thanks so much!
Great Pod cast, you are spot on!
This was so helpful!
Loved this! Thanks
Free Game! Thanks for the detailed information bro, not new to cooking but new to the Personal Chef field and your experience definitely helps me out . Just got a new fan.
thank you so much sir.........my life just took a different turn now
I have a personal chef business: for my dinner parties and such, I charge per guest, with the grocery cost included in that per guest price, so the per guest price depends on their menus. For my weekly people..that is where I am stumped pricing wise. I had a couple i was cooking for, 35 meals a week and I had a set price and for the amount of work, time of grocery shopping, etc. it was not enough ($245/per week plus groceries to be exact). So I’m stuck in between charging per meal or charging a set weekly price for a certain amount of meals. I have thought about implementing both so customers have that option.
Thank you Chef for throwing light on this important aspect 👍
Awesome videos, glad I found them. I hope you keep them up!
Hi chef, first time viewer and just subscribed to your video. I can understand a few of the concepts stated in this video, but I was wondering how to get the per person rate and for the meal prep, the minimum rate as well. I look forward to learning from your podcasts. Thank you very much for this
Awesome! Now I need to know what to consider when creating a contract
I discovered this channel this year! Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and helping us. I am planning to start a personal chef business here in SA😀 these have been very helpful.
With regards to the instance where they add 2 more people (your example of $120 extra). Wouldn't there be a question of "weren't there going to be left overs " would the client still be inclined to pay extra for the 2, especially of you didn't have to go back to the shops to top up?
This was a great podcast! Thank you for the information. Question for you, how would you charge a family of four to cook them 3 pre-made dinners a week? Im trying to find out how much to charge to shop for groceries and then make meals at their home. thank you chef!!
This helped me in ways I cannot explain👏🏼🙏🏼 thank you!
Great video! This is so helpful! Thanks for so much specific and smart advice.
Thank you so much Rachel! I am glad you enjoyed it :)
Awesome video to see at 22 really gonna be helpful
Phenomenal info !
The best information thank you. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Do you plate on their dishes or do you bring your own refined plating?
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Really great info, thank you
HEY! I go into people's home and meal prep for them. How do I charge for a single person, a couple, or a full family. A settled price makes sense. Should I just offer packages based on family size, and they can pick those packages. Also, how to I charge for groceries up front? I don't have floating cash to pay up front for their groceries . Thank you
Very helpful! Thank you
but how do you charge for groceries before hand if you havent bought it yet ?
So basically charging by person is like charging for the full service plus groceries but to make it simpler for the customer you're charging by the person plus groceries? Is that for like dinner parties, dinner for etc.?
Correct :)
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Thanks for the video! So children are the same price, correct? You know, if you were cooking for a family.
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I don't understand the charging during traffic and whatnot... would a client say the same thing to an attorney who charges by the hour? Shoots, I was a legal assist. They charged a 15 min phone call conversation as 30 MINUTES LOL.
I have been researching this for a few months and the way you charge is how i thought to charge i didn’t just know how to the grocery part... so you’re saying 20 per person example 15 people and tell them they provide the cost for groceries example ($120 for food) so $150 for the guest + $120 for food = $270
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I don't agree with charging for groceries. Does a restaurant do so? I believe you should charge per plate based on what menu they choose. You should know what the costs of food are according to preplanned menus, and add that into the cost of the plate.
Hey Stephanie! Thank you so much for comment and opinion :) Best of luck in all of your ventures!