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<blockquote data-quote="Captain_Commando" data-source="post: 4773912" data-attributes="member: 71848">One has to take local price of entertainment into consideration, as well as local wealth levels.This is currently a NYC-based business, where the price of a movie ticket is as high as $12, an off-broadyway ticket can range from $20-60, and a broadway ticket can range from $100-200. The price per person with my rates is the price of a large cornbeef sandwich at some eateries in the city. The price per group being the price of a single Kobe beef burger (I think). This is a city where you can get a $1,000 omlette.There are a lot of companies/corporations, gamers, and wealthy socialites that I can market to.I'm going to be offering a relatively broad range of services, not just DnD adventures so I'm covering more than one niche.Publishing/selling the adventures and artwork that I generate for the service also has to be taken into consideration for total income.Selling GMing services alone isn't viable, but I'm not just selling GMing services.That said, if I get even just one session hired a month at my current rates, that's a success for me since that'll cover my food and transportation while job hunting that month.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captain_Commando, post: 4773912, member: 71848"] One has to take local price of entertainment into consideration, as well as local wealth levels. This is currently a NYC-based business, where the price of a movie ticket is as high as $12, an off-broadyway ticket can range from $20-60, and a broadway ticket can range from $100-200. The price per person with my rates is the price of a large cornbeef sandwich at some eateries in the city. The price per group being the price of a single Kobe beef burger (I think). This is a city where you can get a $1,000 omlette. There are a lot of companies/corporations, gamers, and wealthy socialites that I can market to. I'm going to be offering a relatively broad range of services, not just DnD adventures so I'm covering more than one niche. Publishing/selling the adventures and artwork that I generate for the service also has to be taken into consideration for total income. Selling GMing services alone isn't viable, but I'm not just selling GMing services. That said, if I get even just one session hired a month at my current rates, that's a success for me since that'll cover my food and transportation while job hunting that month. [/QUOTE]

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