I think that some of them must be higger, but if I put them higer I won´t have almost no sale .
@ainaritxu14, trust us when we say that lower prices do not equal higher sales. If you have a model for sale that is $3 and you make a sale, I promise you that you would have also made that same sale with a price of $6 or $9. Basically, you will not make enough increase in sales to make up for the money you are losing with those lower prices. I don't think you should be charging a large amount of money for your models, but at least double or triple the amount will not hurt sales. Still I wish you very much luck and success with your models.
If you want higher sales then you need more models, not lower prices. The people that buy the models are people that already know what they want before they even open up the site. If your model fits what they had in mind they will buy it if it is £2 or £20. Just don't go too high with the prices and price yourself out of the market, but don't undercut yourself either. I generally price things depending on how long they take to model, that works for me. Good luck!
