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Depends on the customer. The largest rate I used to take was $500/hour (for a 10 hours project, so it haven’t made me a millionaire). The smallest is of course
by atemerev 4y ago
Depends on the customer. The largest rate I used to take was $500/hour (for a 10 hours project, so it haven’t made me a millionaire). The smallest is of course free, but the actual commercial smallest was probably $80/hour (for a long-term project). (I live in Switzerland, which is quite expensive).
It goes without saying that there are times when I don’t have any projects in the pipeline, so I have to spend some time on finding another set of clients. The longest such interval has been about 6 months.
- mod 4y agoWhat kinds of things are you doing to find clients?
- atemerev 4y agoAsking my existing clients for references, profile communities (the industry I work in is small enough), LinkedIn.
- esel2k 4y agoSame country and I received quiet offers with a wide range: From senior engineer at a rate of 65USD/h up to some product/project engineer work for the same company (other bodyleasing company though) 120USD/h. I am bit confused on how to establish a solid rate as it seems I had zero negotiation options. Thanks for your advice.