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    Anonymous
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    I’ve held my pricing on stain protector for a while now. I am at .10/square foot and it’s time to increase. I’m curious on what others are pricing stain protector at. Let’s hear it!

    #146102
    Anonymous
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    Hey Ferris
    Too complicated for me to chg by the sq. I’m at 50% of the cleaning cost. for both carpets and upholstery. Sorry for, once again, being of no help whatsoever

    #146103
    Anonymous
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    I’m with Dennis, half the price of cleaning or .12/Sq Ft works out closely if your charging .25/ Sq

    #146104
    Anonymous
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    That’s how I price it as well.

    #146105
    hbottumwa
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    Bryan,
    My price has always for 10 out of the last 15 years has been .12 a SF. Before that was .10.

    It seems that most that charge by the room, use 1/2 the cost of cleaning. Most that charge by SF charge 10, 12, 14, or 15 cents a SF.

    If you don’t measure it’s easier to just charge half the price. If you already have the SF it’s easier charge by the SF.(square foot) It’s what your comfy with.

    #146106
    CO11
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    We felt the product was so good that we charged 14 cents a square foot from the beginning. We sell it to about 70 percent of our customers just by showing them the napkin.
    Jamie

    #146107
    Don Dietz
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    i usually price mine at 10 dollars a room/hallway and couches and chairs and stuff usually depends on how much fabric there is to protect size, etc. i had a real hard time sellin the stuff when we started. we were trying to sell at 12 cents a sq/ft but that didn’t work. i have found also though that if i clean say 3 rooms ill tell them it’s normally 10 dollars a room but if you have me protect all 3 rooms ill do it for 25. it doesn’t take that much protectant to do those 3 rooms depending on the size. i wasn’t sure if i was making money on it that way so i kept track on the last couple bottles i used. one bottle i actually sold for $95 by the time i used it all up. that’s not bad considering they cost $40. i know i can push it and make more though.

    #146108
    hbottumwa
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    I don’t get an attitude with the customer, but personally I feel if it’s worth cleaning it’s worth protecting. I sell allot of protector!!!!!!

    #146109
    Anonymous
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    I am currently at $0.10 per sq ft but after the first of the year it will go up to $0.12. Cleaning costs will go up also. I approved a raise for myself. Approx 95% of my customers get the protector. I just figure it in on the sheet. I used to ask the customer, I assume you want the stain protection? The vast majority said yes so I just went to assuming they wanted it all the time. No one ever questions it on the invoice, Matter of fact a lot of them ask to make sure I applied it.

    #146110
    Anonymous
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    if you have a room that is 300sf how many .ozs of FP do you spray on ??? S.F. = .oz FP

    #146111
    CO11
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    We usually use about one ounce per 20 square feet. So we would use about 15 oz.

    #146112
    Anonymous
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    If memory serves correctly, the recomended rate is 1 quart per 600 sqft. or 18.75 sqft. per oz.

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