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The Instagrooms Equestrian Services Pricing Guide

We introduce to you the Instagrooms Equestrian Services Pricing Guide, hosted on HorseGrooms to assist equine service providers across North America in setting fair and competitive prices. This guide provides suggested industry rates and practical tips to help ensure your work is financially sustainable. It’s a helpful resource for both local and international grooms looking to understand the key factors to consider when establishing their service rates.

This Instagrooms pricing guide offers suggested rates to help equine service providers across North America set competitive and fair prices. The rates in the Instagrooms Equestrian Services Pricing Guide are based on typical charges in the industry and can be used as a starting point, though we encourage you to adjust as needed for your location, experience, and client needs. 

It might be a helpful guide for grooms from other countries as well – at least to realize what you have to take into account when setting your prices.

* IMPORTANT * 

Covering Your Living Costs 

To make sure your pricing is sustainable, it’s essential to calculate how much you need to cover your living expenses. Here’s a simple formula to find your baseline rate:

  1. Calculate Your “Comfort Life”: Add up all your monthly expenses plus a little cushion (rent/mortgage, food, bills, savings, etc.) to determine your ideal monthly income.
  2. Determine Your Daily Rate: Take your total monthly amount and divide it by the number of days you’re available to work each month. This gives you a minimum daily rate needed to cover your costs.

Setting rates that meet or exceed this baseline ensures your work is not only rewarding but also financially sustainable.

Download the Instagrooms Equestrian Services Pricing Guide here.

Disclaimer: These prices are provided for guidance only. Please negotiate and confirm pricing with clients before starting any work, as negotiating afterward can lead to misunderstandings and affect trust.

By considering both the market rates and your personal needs, you’ll be able to set prices that work for you and your clients alike!

Featured photo courtesy of KIND Media LLC.

November 12, 2024

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