> That would mean a freelancer makes less than half the money as compared to a 9-5 I think as a general rule, if you're freelancing full-time and making the sa

> That would mean a freelancer makes less than half the money as compared to a 9-5 I think as a general rule, if you're freelancing full-time and making the same as you would in a salaried job or even a little more, you're not charging nearly enough. When you freelance, you don't get paid sick days or paid holidays, and there's considerable risk you might not have any billed hours of work for weeks at a time. This at a minimum is why you need to be charging more per hour than you'd make per hour at a salaried job.