Introducing the Fee Finder
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Our proprietary tool removes the mental gymnastics of pricing projects (because who even knows if the client will move forward). With Fee Finder you’ll know exactly what to charge based on:
Running a business is confusing as it is, that’s why we made Roam simple and easy to use.
We strengthen our fee estimates as more and more people use the app.
When you log into your dashboard, expect to be inspired.
Cheap labor undermines creative work and creates a race to the bottom. Make bank, for the good of humanity.
The salary of a graphic designer can vary significantly depending on factors such as location, level of experience, education, industry, and the specific company they work for. Freelance graphic designers may have more variability in their income, depending on their client base and the projects they undertake. Use Roam's Fee Finder to establish fair project fees for your graphic design projects.
Freelance photographers may have fluctuating incomes depending on the demand for their services, while staff photographers for media outlets or corporations may receive a more stable salary with benefits. Overall, photography income can vary greatly, and it's essential to consider multiple factors when estimating potential earnings in this field. Use Roam's Fee Finder to establish fair fees for your photography projects.
Getting started with Roam will be intentionally designed to be a seamless experience. Although we are still in the building phase, we prioritize personal onboarding. Our founders take the time to guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth transition. They are committed to providing hands-on support, making it easy for you to navigate and utilize the features of Roam.
Roam is a 100% female-founded company created by digital creatives like you. Our team's industry experience is robust: we're graphic designers, creative directors, ex-Meta, software engineers, photographers, and agency owners. Roam is the collective effort of artists and designers who want to do away with the notion that a creative career means being broke.
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