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Lots of variables: Who owns the rights to the product when you're done? You or them? That should be a factor in the pricing, of course. Do you have a clear
by michael_dorfman 16y ago
Lots of variables:
Who owns the rights to the product when you're done? You or them? That should be a factor in the pricing, of course.
Do you have a clear spec? (If the answer is no, get one or make one.)
How confident are you in your time-estimate of 4-6 weeks? Do you feel comfortable taking the risk (i.e., doing it for a fixed price), or do you want to push the risk to them (i.e., work on it at an agreed-upon hourly rate, for however long it takes)?
- dthakur 16y agoThanks for the input. It is their product and I'll incorporate this info into the pricing factors, thanks. I have somewhat of a spec but it needs more review before it can be considered a serious set of requirements. Time-estimate is fine. I'd rather do it for a fixed price -- the company did agree to have a term structure for compensation 15% at start, 15% at first milestone etc.