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In my 3 years of freelancing I have done quite a few websites (40+), but I never reached prices that were this high. Here are my rates. Btw I see no reason to
by herrherr 17y ago
In my 3 years of freelancing I have done quite a few websites (40+), but I never reached prices that were this high.
Here are my rates. Btw I see no reason to post this anonymously. It's ok to charge money =)
- HTML Website $1500+ (without design)
- CMS $2200 - $12000 (without design)
Normally I'm using fixed prices, but in case someone specifically asks for my hourly rate I quote $70/h.
Note: I ran this business part-time while doing my bachelor. Since I'm now a B.Sc (since last week) I think I might increase the rates. Guess that's appropriate, right?
- Andys 17y agoSpeaking for myself, if I was hiring someone to do a website, or a CMS, I couldn't care less if they had a B.Sc. or not. I wouldn't check, and I certainly wouldn't let it change my mind about the price being charged.
- herrherr 17y agoI'm fine with your argument, but you would be suprised how some clients are argueing. For example: "You are no professionals (read: no finished studies), therefore I'm not paying more than $X."
- Andys 17y agoSo they're just using it as a technique to get a discount? That's terrible :-(
- midnightmonster 17y agoClients are sometimes amused that I actually majored in English and philosophy, but I've never gotten any grief about it. Raise your rates because after 40 sites you're better than you were 3 years ago.