 xpress wrote:
Let's just say for plain html pages. Is it usual to charge a fixed rate per page or hourly? |
Depending on the size and complexity of the job, charge a set rate for the 'web pages' and an hourly rate for maintaining the site. Remember to include costs when coming to a price, electricity,phone calls,printer ink,fax,etc All the little things build up in cost so ensure to cover your direct costs first and foremost.
xpress wrote:
How much would be reasonable for a page? What are some other ways of pricing? |
Charge by the page/site, any other way may get you in to difficulty contractually. Only you know how much work is required so I am afraid it is up to you to price the job. About the only way to gauge this is by visiting design sites to see what they are charging.
If I was being paid by the hour to admin someones site I would be looking at about £25+ per hour for the basics, depending on what you have to do, this figure could be way way higher.
xpress wrote:
Also, if you were to work from home and meet with your client periotically, is it reasonable/usual to charge for the meeting since it's easily 4 hours spent without being paid (the time plus the drive...)? |
Your kidding right?
Your expecting a potential customer of yours to pay for your travel & time to the interview so you can make a good living from them for as little work as you can get away with.....
Think about it...
(I know what I would tell you the first time the bill dropped through the door and I seen that I had paid for your job inteview....
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