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FREE 8-QUESTION ASSESSMENT

ARE YOU SETTING
CLIENTS UP FOR
STICKER SHOCK?

Find the hidden gaps in your pricing process before they cost you trust, time, or a signed project.

Answer eight quick questions to discover whether the timing, language, and investment ranges in your process are creating client hesitation. You’ll receive your personalized risk level and three clear steps to strengthen your investment conversations.

SEE MY STICKER SHOCK RISK
The McClain Method Interior design business education

Free 3-minute assessment

Are you setting clients up for sticker shock?

See where your pricing process creates surprise, hesitation, and reduced scope—then get a focused action plan for stronger investment conversations.

  • 8 questions
  • Personalized result
  • Immediate action plan

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    MeetĀ the Designer Behind the Method

    John McClain is an interior designer, business educator, and founder of a design firm he has led for more than 16 years. Through The McClain Method, he helps interior designers strengthen the business side of their work with practical guidance grounded in real client projects.

    After years of navigating furnishings, labor, implementation costs, and client budgets, John knows sticker shock rarely begins with the final number. It starts when expectations aren’t established early enough. This assessment will help you identify where your process may be creating surprise—and what to change next.