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Home watch pricing worksheet
A worksheet for working out what to charge for home watch, from the pay you want, your costs and the drive time between stops. It's for new operators setting a first price and for anyone who suspects their price is too low.
A worked example sits beside your own numbers. The Excel version does the sums for you; the PDF and Word versions are for working it out on paper.
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What's in it
- Your hourly rate, from the pay you want and your yearly costs.
- Your time per visit, including the drive to the next home.
- A price per visit and a monthly price for weekly, every-two-weeks and monthly visits.
- A check against three local competitors.
- Extras worth charging for, such as letting in a vendor or a storm visit.
Goes well with
- Service agreement template, where the fees get written down
- Lead email, where the price goes in your first reply
- Every other form, email and checklist on the free resources page
New to this? Our guide to how to start a home watch business covers pricing, agreements, insurance and finding your first clients.
Fewer minutes per visit, better margins
Roundwright plans the day's route, runs each home's checklist on your iPhone or iPad and sends the client a report with photos before you've left the driveway.
Coming soon to the App Store. To try it early, email support@roundwright.com. More about Roundwright.