Know your worth,
not your best guess.
Figuring out what to charge, or what you should be earning, is one of the hardest parts of working in these sectors. It depends on your location, your experience, your specialism, and about ten other things that make answering the question “what’s your rate?” feel impossible. Most of us end up guessing. And guessing usually means undercharging.
Elsie’s pricing database is the first-of-its-kind resource in our field to help people price themselves with confidence. Every entry comes from someone in the sector sharing what they charged or earned for one specific piece of work. The more of us who contribute, the more context we all have.
Three simple steps
Enter your email
We email you a short form. It captures your email so you can return to the database later.
Add one gig or role
Tell us what you actually charged or earned for one specific piece of work from the last 2 years.
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Your entry publishes instantly and you unlock everyone else's — filterable by skillset, country, sector & experience.
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Check your inbox for a form about one specific gig or role. This isn't a standard rate — it's what you actually got paid.
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The pricing database
Real, anonymous pay data shared by people working in female and sexual health. Use the filters below to explore by skillset, sector, experience and more.
| Skillset | Title | Sector | Org type | Org size | Experience (years) | Location | Pricing | Year | Satisfaction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Content & copywriting | Content Strategist | Femtech | Startup | 11–50 | 6–10 | London, UK | £450 Per day · Freelance | 2025 | 4/5 |
| Design & branding | Brand Designer | Sexual health | Freelance client | 1–10 | 3–5 | New York, US | $120 Per hour · Freelance | 2024 | 3/5 |
| Marketing & social | Marketing Manager | Menopause | Scale-up | 51–200 | 3–5 | Manchester, UK | £42,000 Starting salary · Full-time | 2025 | 4/5 |
| Research & insights | UX Researcher | Fertility | Agency | 11–50 | 6–10 | Berlin, DE | €3,200 Per project · Freelance | 2024 | 5/5 |
| Product & UX | Product Designer | Reproductive health | Corporate / enterprise | 201–1000 | 6–10 | Austin, US | $68,000 Starting salary · Full-time | 2025 | 3/5 |
| Community & events | Community Lead | Wellness | Non-profit / charity | 1–10 | 0–2 | Bristol, UK | £300 Per day · Freelance | 2025 | 5/5 |
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“Being part of Elsie has opened my eyes to a world I wasn't aware of and I am working in the female health space. I love feeling connected to like-minded individuals who share the same struggles and to whom I can turn when I need help. There's a shared frame of reference and a sense of caring you won't get elsewhere.”
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