Mobile Detail Business: Are Your Prices To High?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Mobile Detail Business: Are Your Prices To High?
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Just found your channel. Excellent advice and content. Wish you nothing but success my brother.
Im happy you found the channel. Thank you
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I have raised my prices since I started! There is nothing like the trash interiors done at a cheap price. You do feel used and abused. Raised my prices and was able to turn them into maintenance clients! Thanks for the video
Those trashed interiors does make you reevaluate things.
What was your prices when you first started
@@K.D.Hustle when I started 3 years ago it was $50 for cars and $75 for trucks and SUV’s. Everything else was an add on. Shampoo was $15 a row etc.. not worth my time in this Texas heat
Man, good stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great advice, as always. I really appreciate the type of content you produce, Sir. The "I know my worth" versus "I know how much this service is worth" part makes sense. Excellent detail by the way
I'm happy you appreciate the content and i hope it helps you in anyway.
Facts bro 💯👍
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I respect your style A&A...new to the game and still learning.
Glad to have you.
What kind of steamer are you using? Ive been looking to get 1, im doing my mobile detailing when i get off work in the morning. I work night shift so this is my 2nd job. I tend to do places of business while ppl are working. Have went to a few houses to do cars, but mainly places of business. I have my own 250 gallon water tank. Thanks and i enjoy your videos
Thanks for watching and reaching out. Its a central Machinery sold by harbor freight.
@@AAProfessionalServices thanks, I have ppl asking if I can remove stains. I tell them to an extent, but that I am looking to get a steamer that will better assist and sanitize as well.
I've had customers look me in the face and say"dude you're not charging enough"
Thats how it is in the beginning.
@@AAProfessionalServices 15 years later 🤦🏻♂️
@@guntperkins2551 oh wow. How much do you charge?
@@AAProfessionalServices hundred bucks Max for a full detail. Usually takes me two and a half hours
@@AAProfessionalServices I'm a maintenance detailer. I maintain the same 50-60 vehicles each month and then do it all over again the next month.
Indeed! You can’t win em all. I advice not to give the price over the phone. Give em a range of what your customers typically pay for the service and let em know the final price depends on the condition of the car on the day of the detail. If you (any random detailer) typically charges $150 for interiors, give em a range of between $100 to $200. Keep em curious. This way “shopping around” becomes more challenging and you won’t automatically be dismissed.
Thanks for sharing
Prices is what it is for a reason! People who respect business understand that. May the Most High continue to bless you and yours keep dropping this humble and positive content! Salute
I appreciate you for sharing. Thank you
Give customers an option to share the detailed car final product on social media to take off 25%
That’s a good idea.
Move out to Cali there getting 120 for a carwash
I can that where I’m at. Cali does have some nice price points.
Hey I'm a member of the new wave just haven't posted much content lately. From all of the people I have watched on my journey 2 becoming a mobile detailer, I can honestly say that I am really appreciating your content as of late. You've always posted videos, but I think as of late u have really been going in on it & u are really making the videos answering the questions that's not normally answered. Like for example prices. Not too many have touched on their personal experience & what price they started at & it being in detail explaining every stage. EQ, Detail Geek, Pan, Wilson a few of the guys I've watched coming into the business. U my guy right now man I really appreciate your content, your energy, u motivate others 2 do this bcuz it is room for all of us so u don't seem 2 hide anything. So thank u bro.
Thanks for reaching out. I’m happy you’ve noticed my new focus with my content and you’re right, I like use my experience to motivate others to start their detail business today. I also appreciate you being a member of the NewWave. Thanks again for reaching out.
Keep on giving that good advise and content. Gett'em
Will do
I wear my heart on my sleeve so I’m learning to not take things personal 💯💯💯
Great idea
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In my mind I dont work for myself, even being part time. I work for the business. The business requires x amount of dollars to operate. Sometimes pretend you are working for a boss when you talk to customers. Its not up to you, its up to the business ( which is the boss)
I get more flakes then yes's and Im fine with that. I charge enough which keeps me honest. I wont let myself get lazy and "cut corners".
I’ve taken the approach many times. Thanks for sharing.
God is good and he will send you more work🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yes he does all the time.
When I got back into detailing, I started at $100. I will eventually raise my prices, but I'm one of those parts timers with a full time job. Lol
Thanks for sharing and keep us posted on your journey.
Full time teacher and part time detailer and I still charge towards the high end because I do great work and refuse to be paid poorly for it. Good isn't cheap and cheap isn't good.
@@Tranquility_Auto_Detailing i like the way you think
What type of water do you use?
Regular tap water
@@AAProfessionalServices dont you clog your machines with that?
@@enriquedb666 no
Do you deal with any water spots?
No. I wash the sunny side of the vehicle last then dry that side first.