Your fee card and availability

Publishing what you charge, and the slots people can book.

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Open this page Reviewed 24 September 2026

Publish a consultation fee The one number people compare. A blank fee reads as "expensive" and loses enquiries you would have taken.
Set an hourly rate Used for the work log and for invoice lines, so logged minutes turn into money without arithmetic.
Choose your consultation modes In person, telephone, video. Only the modes you tick can be booked.
Publish your slots Availability is what the booking calendar offers. Publish fewer than you can manage rather than more.
Revisit it once a year A fee card that has not changed in three years is usually wrong in one direction.

Questions

Can I charge a different fee for a particular matter?

Yes. The card is what is published; what you agree on a matter is between you and the client, and the invoice carries whatever you put on it.

Does the platform take a percentage?

No. Never has.

Your practice profile What clients see, which fields search uses, and the ones worth spending ten minutes on. Raising an invoice From logged work to an issued bill, and what happens after you send it.

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