Short answer: Yes, $50 is a fair and affordable price for a fullbody with a full background YCH on FurAffinity, especially if you’re newer to commissions. For slots, 3–5 is a good number since you mentioned you can only handle a handful. That way it stays manageable while still giving you a chance to earn a decent amount.

On pricing: $50 per slot is reasonable. Many YCHs on FA and DeviantArt range from about $30–$80 depending on detail, style, and the artist’s reputation. Since you’re offering a fullbody with a full background, $50 is actually on the lower end of fair pricing. If you go too low, you risk burning out or feeling underpaid for the effort, because a fullbody with a background can take several hours. To keep things clear, I wouldn’t set the price lower than $45 anything below that undervalues the work. If you’re using a base for the pose, it’s fair to keep the price in the $45–$50 range since you’re still putting in the effort of customizing, rendering, coloring, and finishing the piece. Some artists also offer add-ons, like charging extra for additional characters or very complex designs. That way your base price stays affordable, but you’re still compensated for extra work.

On slots: 3–5 slots is a good range. Three slots makes the workload easier and ensures quality, while five gives you more income but adds more time pressure. Limited slots can also increase demand since people feel urgency to grab one before they’re gone. If they sell out quickly, you can always open another round later, maybe even at a slightly higher price.

Community norms: A lot of artists on FA run YCHs as either fixed-price slots or auctions. Since you want to keep things affordable, fixed-price slots are the right choice. Auctions can sometimes push prices higher, but they also risk scaring off buyers who are on a budget.

Recommendation: Stick with $50 per slot for this Halloween YCH. Open 3–5 slots depending on what you’re comfortable with. Consider add-ons for complexity so you don’t undercharge. And if demand is strong, you can raise your price a little for future YCHs, maybe $60–$70. If demand is weak, try $45.

If you feel like $50 might be a little high, you could always start at $45 instead. At the end of the day, it’s your time and effort going into these pieces, so the price should reflect what feels fair to you. Don’t stress too much buyers who value your work will understand, and it’s better to set a price you’re comfortable with than to undersell yourself.

Appropriate it i was legit thinking 50$ and 6 slots. So im glad that this isn't thought if as too much.