Global Pricing
Quote in the currency your client actually thinks in
Your clients are in Lagos, Manila, São Paulo and Dubai. A price in CAD makes them do mental arithmetic before they can decide. Global Pricing lets you set a fee per country and show it in the local currency.
A single CAD price is either too high somewhere or too low somewhere else
Charging one flat fee worldwide means you are leaving money on the table in some markets and pricing yourself out of others. And showing a Canadian dollar figure to someone who budgets in naira or pesos adds friction at exactly the moment they are deciding whether to book.
What it does
The detail
Per-country pricing rules
Set a distinct fee for each country you serve, rather than one global number that fits none of them well.
Per-service granularity
Rules are set per service, so an initial consultation and a full application review can price differently by market.
Local currency display
Clients see the fee in the currency they use, so there is no conversion step between seeing the price and booking.
Stripe handles conversion
Clients pay in their own currency through Stripe, which manages the exchange. You are paid out in CAD.
Toggle rules on and off
Activate and deactivate individual rules while you test a market, without deleting the configuration.
An overview of your coverage
See at a glance how many services, countries and active rules you have configured.
How it works
In practice
- 1
Pick a service
Start from the service you want to price differently — a consultation type, or a specific piece of work you offer.
- 2
Add a country rule
Choose the country, set the fee, and pick the currency your clients there should see.
- 3
Activate it
Enable the rule and clients in that country see your local price. Leave it inactive while you are still deciding.
- 4
Get paid in CAD
The client pays in their currency; Stripe converts; the funds land in your Blift wallet in Canadian dollars.
What changes day to day
Questions