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I am not a developer, but have worked with many freelancers. I would abandon the €50/hour projects and use that time to find more €110/hour projects. There is
by danielfoster437 11y ago
I am not a developer, but have worked with many freelancers.
I would abandon the €50/hour projects and use that time to find more €110/hour projects.
There is no set rule for pricing your services as a freelancer, only what you can convince the client to pay. Don't be afraid to over-reach and miss out on a few deals.
- rubyeuams 11y agoHow did you decide or freelancers you were dealing with over-priced?
- danielfoster437 11y agoThe cost of not delivering a product on time usually far exceeds whatever a company would pay a freelancer. As an entrepreneur this means price almost always takes a backseat to reliability. Showing that you can deliver amazing code on schedule with minimal oversight, usually through showing past projects and getting good referrals from previous clients, is the most important thing. Once you've done that you have a lot more flexibility in pricing. Keep in mind that price is also a subconscious determinant of quality. If your rate is 110 EUR per hour, a certain number of clients will assume that it is so for good reason.