How much do you charge?

How and how much do you charge for the development of a web site?

I believe that is the only answer appropriate to this forum.

I believe that is the only appropriate answer.

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How and how much do you charge for the development of a web site?

Here's an article which deals with that question:
"What Should I Charge? Finding Your Own Right Answer"

http://www.webdevbiz.com/article.cfm?VarArtID=6

Hope that helps.

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erm how longs a piece of string...no seriously i charge depending on the size
of the job at hand...although it is a good question as i myself dont know the
going rate for a job of a aprticular size...for instance ive just charged ?300
and a graphics pad and server space for merely recoding and tidying up a site
(ie inclusion of CSS and general style), what i would recommend is ALWAYS get a
retainer for the job at hand (i usually do 30%)

Kinda rude eh? "Murray" *Too Much Mouth*, r u a forum cop or just defending
your MM discount?

Go Flame!!


"Murray *TMM*" <forums (AT) HAHAgreat-web-sights (DOT) com> wrote

I charge enough to a) remain competitive in my market, and b) cover my
time
in a way that provides me my desired income, after deducting expenses.

I believe that is the only answer appropriate to this forum.

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How and how much do you charge for the development of a web site?

VirginiaMate wrote:

Kinda rude eh? "Murray" *Too Much Mouth*, r u a forum cop or just defending
your MM discount?

Go Flame!!

Gosh...
Read M's reply again and then define "rude".
And try answer the question yourself. If you can.

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Uh, what was that? If it was a troll don't feed it, but give it to me,
please. I need a new funny desktop background.

No, me! I want it! I have a very hungry kitty who looooooves trolls for
lunch. Of course, he plays with them first. Well, more like tortures than
plays, but I'll video tape it so you can all watch!

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Murray *TMM* <forums (AT) HAHAgreat-web-sights (DOT) com> wrote:

I charge enough to a) remain competitive in my market, and b) cover
my time in a way that provides me my desired income, after deducting
expenses.

I believe that is the only answer appropriate to this forum.

I concur. You put it perfectly, Murray.

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I charge enough to a) remain competitive in my market, and b) cover my time
in a way that provides me my desired income, after deducting expenses.

I believe that is the only answer appropriate to this forum.

Certainly not the only appropriate answer, but a fine and useful one
nonetheless. :-)

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Patty, great article! I think it is the appropriate answer to the poster's
question. Although I now know not to move to Bent Fork Idaho!

Here's an article which deals with that question:
"What Should I Charge? Finding Your Own Right Answer"

http://www.webdevbiz.com/article.cfm?VarArtID=6

Hope that helps.