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Better than an accountant, if you have P&Ls, meet with a small business development consultant

Nice to know your monthly break even point. You can break down the hourly cost of replacement on your equipment, the hourly expenses for the crew, factor in what you want to make per month and company profit and determine the rate you need to make. Try it out for a week and see if you keep...

It doesn't take much time, you could sit down with a good accountant for an hour if you've had bookkeeping done and learn more about your own business than you've ever known. It will blow your mind, guaranteed. And will more than pay for itself.

Like the rest of the work we do, you gotta know your costs and what you want to make power hour and develop numbers that work for you