So, I'm in networking, but we typically charge the equivalent of $100-120 per hour for labor. We generally don't make any money on materials unless it's somethi

So, I'm in networking, but we typically charge the equivalent of $100-120 per hour for labor. We generally don't make any money on materials unless it's something we bought before a price hike. I don't generally get too much resistance to this even with direct consumers. They do get sticker shock though. Easier to sell a series of small projects than to hit someone with a total network rebuild.