Way back, someone in an authoritative position in the arts - whose  
name I now forget - said to increase the price of one-time use by ten  
for the price of a buyout (or work-for-hire). I tried this on occasion  
and got laughed at. Realistically speaking, I think it should be  
doubled at the very least. A higher price might not fly today in very  
many markets. My 2 cents.

Lynette

On Mar 11, 2014, at 12:49 PM, Karen Ackoff wrote:

> I know the ramifications of work-for-hire. What I was wondering is…  
> is there a standard amount for which the price of a job is  
> increased, if it is work-for-hire? Let's just say something was  
> priced at $100. Would the price be doubled? tripled? This is not a  
> popular-type of piece; it has a very specific use.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Karen
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