Stop Undercharging!
How to Price Your Pinterest Services with Confidence This Year

If you’re a Pinterest manager (or thinking about becoming one), one of the hardest parts of the job isn’t the strategy—it’s knowing what to charge.

Should you price your Pinterest services hourly or offer packages?

What are Pinterest managers actually charging?

Should you charge per Pin?

And how do you explain your value to clients who don’t fully understand Pinterest?

If you’ve ever felt unsure, underpaid, or like you’re just “guessing” your rates… you’re not alone. My inbox and dms are filled with other service providers just like you who feel equally confused

In this free workshop, you’ll learn how to confidently price your Pinterest management services, structure your packages, and clearly communicate the value of your work—so you can attract better clients and get paid properly for what you do.

Common Pricing Questions from Pinterest managers and strategists that we will be covering in more detail

What should you charge for Pinterest management services?

Pinterest management services typically range from $500 to $2,500+ per month depending on experience, deliverables, and strategy included. This ranges based on experience, what’s included and the goals of the client

Do you recommend Pinterest managers charge hourly or monthly?

Most Pinterest managers use monthly packages rather than hourly pricing to better reflect ongoing strategy, content creation, and optimization. In my experience, I find people who charge by the hour tend to feel undervalued for their work.

What’s included in Pinterest management packages nowaways?

Pinterest manager offers and packages often include Pin creation/design, keyword research, scheduling, analytics tracking, and strategy adjustments based on performance. This is often determined by how you create your offers and your client goals.

Our industry has a problem - most pinterest managers are not charging enough... This brings down our entire industry. Your rates are stuck in 2017.

Most Pinterest managers are either:

Severely undercharging
Overdelivering for outdated rates
Or constantly tweaking their offers every time they talk to a new client
Are charging based on number of Pins

Not because they aren’t good at what they do, but because no one actually teaches this part properly.

So what happens?

You piece together your pricing from:

Random Facebook group threads
What someone else said they charge (you stalked all the websites! Why do they all look the same?!?)
Or what feels safe to ask for as you don’t want to get turned down

And then you end up stuck in that awkward middle ground of:
👉 “I don’t think I’m charging enough… but I’m scared to raise my rates.”

That’s exactly what this training is going to fix.

I’ve worked with thousands of business owners, creators, and Pinterest managers over the years—and this is one of the most common gaps I see. Not Pinterest strategy. Not content. Pricing. Positioning. And Confidence.

I am your new Pinterest mom. I have been assisting biz owners, brands and bloggers with their Pinterest marketing since 2013. When I started, there wasn’t resources or a roadmap for Pinterest managers and I DIY-ed it ALL! Now I am a trusted partner of Pinterest as a Pinterest Creator Coach, owner of the largest Pinterest membership out there and spread the magic of Pinterest all over the world.

Now it’s time for me to pass on the baton for how I went from 0 to over 150K in less than 12 months as a Pinterest manager 6 years on and multiple six figure biz owner, I am ready to share my secrets with you. I have mentored and trained over 75+ Pinterest managers and strategists just like you.

You might be wondering:

“Am I charging too little for my Pinterest services?”
What do experienced Pinterest managers actually charge?
“Should I be charging hourly or offering packages?”
“What should be included in a Pinterest management package?”
“How do I explain my pricing to clients without feeling awkward?”
“What if I raise my prices and no one books?”

Learn how to structure your packages, set confident rates, and communicate your value so clients get it—and pay for it

If you’re serious about building a Pinterest management business that actually pays you well—not one that leaves you burnt out and second-guessing your rates—this is the piece you don’t want to skip.

Because once your pricing is clear?

Everything else gets easier.

Stop Undercharging! How to Price Your Pinterest Services with Confidence This Year