For the past 2 weeks, I've been providing web development services to agency owners and business people in exchange for video testimonials. Now I have 5 solid video testimonials, but I'm honestly confused about my next move... Should I start charging people or keep working for free? I'm genuinely stuck on this decision and could really use your help! Please vote in the poll below! 🗳️ Also, if you have any tips or suggestions based on your experience, please drop them in the comments. I really need guidance from people who've been through this. Thanks for helping a fellow student figure this out! 🙏

He literally LOVES my work (as you can see in the video!) Here's what happened: → He needed a professional website → Didn't want to waste $3K on web developers → I built him a stunning site with unlimited revisions for just $100 The result? He's absolutely thrilled with the outcome. Now here's the thing... Seeing the MASSIVE demand for websites in the market, I'm officially launching this service. But this isn't for everyone. ⚡ This week alone = 4th client closed ⚡ Prices are going UP soon ⚡ Limited spots available Want to build at an affordable rate? 💬 Comment "NEED WEBSITE" or DM me 🎁 BONUS for action-takers: → First 5 people who message = HUGE discount (just video testimonial) → 2 lucky Guys = COMPLETELY FREE (video testimonial only) Don't wait - spots are filling fast!

For the last 2 weeks, I've been creating websites for businesses and built my own portfolio: https://amannflow.framer.website/ Here's what happened next: Got 20+ proposals from agency owners and business owners wanting web dev work! Turns out web development is STILL thriving in this AI era My situation: Right now I'm making websites for FREE or just in exchange for video testimonials to build my portfolio. My main question: Should I start charging my clients now? And honestly, I have no clue about pricing and all this business stuff. What I need from you: - When did you start charging for your services? - How do you price web development projects? - Any tips for a beginner transitioning from free to paid? - What mistakes should I avoid? I'm getting real demand but don't want to mess this up by undercharging or overcharging. Drop your advice in the comments! Would love to hear from experienced developers and business owners 💬

What an incredible day! A potential client reached out saying they needed a website for their business. Here's what happened next that completely amazed me: Without even scheduling a meeting or consultation call, they immediately sent 50% of the payment upfront. Their exact words: "Your work speaks for itself. I don't need to see anything else." Honestly, moments like these remind me why I love what I do. When someone trusts your skills and craftsmanship so completely based purely on your portfolio, it's the ultimate validation. I'm thrilled to say I created an amazing website for them that exceeded their expectations. The trust they showed in my abilities motivated me to deliver my absolute best work. To everyone in this community: Keep pushing, keep improving your craft, and let your work do the talking. Quality always gets recognized. What's your biggest win this week? Would love to celebrate with you!