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Amber Workbench Price Adjustment Notice

A business email template for telling long-term clients about a price change. Built for freelancers, solo professionals and small shops who need to explain a new rate without sounding cold or pushy. The look is an amber workbench: warm amber, espresso, cream and kraft paper, like packaging, stamps and handwritten labels laid out on a workbench. The top and bottom carry objects tied directly to a price notice, so the recipient knows the subject at a glance. The body uses a low-distraction paper texture and steady card layers, with room for rates, effective dates, original scope, added work, public platforms, signature details and data authorization. Mobile-first, with larger type and spacing on desktop.

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Amber Workbench Price Adjustment Notice

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