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Going Rate for web page development and/or programming
- Thread starter boogeyman
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I bid 3 Scooby snacks and a picture of Gina Lee!
>> going rate
There really is no such thing. You can find some high school or college students that might work at an hourly rate like $10 U.S. and spend 2 weeks to finish. Total cost: 10 * 8 * 14
A Wall Street firm might turn out the same job in the same period of time and charge you $20,000 U.S. Is the resulting site the same? No. Is it what you need? Don't know.
-pete
>> going rate
There really is no such thing. You can find some high school or college students that might work at an hourly rate like $10 U.S. and spend 2 weeks to finish. Total cost: 10 * 8 * 14
A Wall Street firm might turn out the same job in the same period of time and charge you $20,000 U.S. Is the resulting site the same? No. Is it what you need? Don't know.
-pete
booguey,
Pete has a point. I recommend if you decide to outsource stuff make sure it's a nice team of players and that they have references and web sites to show.
Most proffessionals don't charge for a per page basis (unless their clients are really gullible). They charge on a per project basis. Or on a hourly basis.
One really nice web design firm I know charges 650$CAD per day per person for their work.
My company charges 400$CAD a day/person for a short contract and around 250$CAD per person/day for a longer term contract (site requiring administration and frequent updates). Though every project is discussed with the client to assess their needs and workload these are ballpark figures I hope can make you better prepared seeking professionals for your outsourcing.
Gary Haran
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Pete has a point. I recommend if you decide to outsource stuff make sure it's a nice team of players and that they have references and web sites to show.
Most proffessionals don't charge for a per page basis (unless their clients are really gullible). They charge on a per project basis. Or on a hourly basis.
One really nice web design firm I know charges 650$CAD per day per person for their work.
My company charges 400$CAD a day/person for a short contract and around 250$CAD per person/day for a longer term contract (site requiring administration and frequent updates). Though every project is discussed with the client to assess their needs and workload these are ballpark figures I hope can make you better prepared seeking professionals for your outsourcing.
Gary Haran
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theocraticmind
Programmer
lol, technically, you could use css/javascript and make your whole site in one page.
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