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I regularly charge clients around $110. so $155 will get you just a bit over an hour of work from someone who knows what they're doing. If you're not a freela
by swalsh 9y ago
I regularly charge clients around $110. so $155 will get you just a bit over an hour of work from someone who knows what they're doing.
If you're not a freelancer, but rather a salaried person... take some times to calculate how much your employer is paying for your benefits, and all the costs associated with employing you. It's typically around 2x your "hourly" wage.
- moltar 9y agoNice. Where do you find clients? I live in Canada and work remote. Have a ton of experience (web dev since ‘98), but don’t have these kind of contracts. :/