Rahmi Remote/Rate Negotiation
DAILY TOOL · NEGOTIATION
Rate negotiation simulator
Enter the offer you received, market data, and your leverage profile. Get the right counter-offer, ready-to-use scripts, and know when to walk away.
OFFER & MARKET DATA
Amount offered by the client/company
Below this = walk away, no deal
Lowest current market rate for this role
Highest current market rate for this role
YOUR LEVERAGE
ANALYSIS
RECOMMENDATION
Below market — counter with data
Offer received$20/jam
Your floor rate$18/jam
Market mid$29/jam
Suggested counter$31/jam
Leverage score82/100
Strong leverage — counter with confidence.
BATNA (best alternative)
You can accept this offer as a backup while you keep looking for better ones. Walk-away point: below $18/jam.
READY-TO-USE SCRIPTS
Pick the script that fits your situation. Edit details in [brackets] before sending.
Standard counter offer (most used)
Thank you for the offer — I'm very interested in this position. Based on the scope discussed (2 years of experience, a verifiable portfolio, ) and market data for /jam in the range $22–$35, I'd like to propose $31/jam. I'm flexible on structure — for example a 2-week trial or adjusted scope — if that number doesn't fit the budget. Can we discuss this?
Anchored with market data (if the client asks for reasoning)
I've researched compensation for similar roles and found a range of $22–$35/jam. Based on 2 years of experience and my portfolio, I'm targeting $31/jam. The offer of $20/jam is below that range. Is there flexibility to get closer to $31?
Trade-off / middle ground (if budget is tight)
I'm interested in this position and want to find a number that works for both sides. If $31/jam isn't possible yet, could we consider: - A rate review after 90 days with clear targets - Extra PTO days / other benefits - A more focused scope with a better-fitting rate My goal isn't just the number, but a fair long-term collaboration.
Professional walk-away (if below floor)
Thank you so much for your time and the process — I appreciate this opportunity. Unfortunately, I can't accept the offer of $20/jam because it's below the minimum I need to fully commit to this project. If the budget or scope changes, I'm still open to talking. Hope we can work together in the future.