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Exactly. All you need to do is charge on 'per project basis'. But it's fare to say that not all freelancer can do this. There isn't really such thing as a 'free
by JackPoach 8y ago
Exactly. All you need to do is charge on 'per project basis'. But it's fare to say that not all freelancer can do this. There isn't really such thing as a 'freelancer'. A coder, a writer, a designer, a virtual assistant - these are entirely different lines of work.
- andysinclair 8y agoIt is better if you can charge on a 'per project basis' but only if you have spent time up front working on an accurate estimate and, more importantly, built in significant contingency into your price. Often though this up front time working on an estimate can end up being for free, an opportunity cost really, if you don't win the project.
- seanwilson 8y ago> Often though this up front time working on an estimate can end up being for free, an opportunity cost really, if you don't win the project. Charge for a discovery phase. Your requirements gathering skills and planning for what to build have very significant value.