More Jobs or Higher Prices? The Math Says…
Send us Fan Mail More customers don’t always mean more profit. Learn why raising your prices could be a smarter way to grow, how to spot underpriced customers, and how to increase rates without losing your best clients. In this episode of Masters of Home Service, host Adam Sylvester sits down with Gabe Chrismon (Oply) to talk about why only chasing more work can hurt your bottom line and how to know when it’s time to charge more. Show Notes: [00:56] Double your prices or double your customer volume? [03:14] How route density affects home service profitability [06:03] Why raising prices can beat chasing more leads [08:32] How to raise prices without losing every customer [10:29] Should loyal customers pay less for the job? [11:38] What costs should you consider when setting prices? [13:13] How often should home service businesses raise prices? [15:54] How to find underpriced customers in your business [18:17] Why home service businesses wait too long to raise prices [19:29] How to deliver more value after raising your prices [21:07] Can you raise prices without making a big announcement? [23:22] When do you not raise a customer's price? [24:42] Lightning round: Price increases, volume, and close rates New to Jobber? Claim your exclusive listener discount: https://bit.ly/4y8A4GJ Never miss an episode of the Masters of Home Service. Subscribe or follow wherever you get your podcasts.






