What Should You Charge to Edit Podcasts for Others?

A lot.

But seriously….., although that was serious… 😉

Your answer, which you must arrive at in your own mind and heart, depends on several factors:

• The work involved in producing the client’s episodes. (straight-up interview, or extreme RadioLab-style production, or something in between?)
• How many episodes total are you producing as per the agreement.
• The total time it will take you to produce each episode.
• How quick of a turnaround time the client is expecting for each episode.
• Any other factors that are important to you. Spend some time thinking about this.

NOTE: Also see Deciding to Edit Other Shows for Money

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