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missypee · 09-23-2003, 08:17 AM

Hi, I'm designing a web site for someone (non adult). Its going to be a basic site, how much should I charge per a page? My experience level is mediocre --- any suggestions would be APPRECIATED -

Missypee

JamesK · 09-23-2003, 08:17 AM

2000$

TheViper · 09-23-2003, 08:24 AM

depends on your capabilities, somewhere between $300-$2500

Really, if you want a better "quote" you will need to provide more information.

Hunter_ST · 09-23-2003, 08:24 AM

My basic non-adult sites start at $2,000... but when I had no/little experience I would do them for $500 -- and they sure looked it!

If you are good, $2,000 is fair for a basic site.

I've gone as high as $20,000 for some database stuff and more in-depth content... interviews, on-site studio-lit photography, creative writing, etc.

lock · 09-23-2003, 08:27 AM

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Originally posted by Wildcard
2000$

yep $1 for each time you do it till they are happy.

TheViper · 09-23-2003, 08:28 AM

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Originally posted by Hunter_ST
$2,000 is fair

With this economy? Especially in the mainstream business where sales are down they do not even want to pay half of it dude. No way $2000 is a fair price. LOL

Why · 09-23-2003, 08:31 AM

i think your on crack rocks asking $2k for a site unless its really good design, and includes coding, db work and you set it all up for them on their box, and its done overnight for that outrageous price.

Sharky · 09-23-2003, 08:31 AM

your best result will be to figure out how muh you want to make per hour and bill by the hour for the job.

Our base mainstream site price is $1799. However, I guarantee our work and the quality.

Majority of the sites we have been doing recently fall into the $3500+ category

Hammer · 09-23-2003, 08:39 AM

Try to read next time people. The question was how much to charge per page not for a website. How the hell can you tell someone how much to charge to design a website when you don't know how many pages or what's involved in the first place? Mostly text, database, forms, lot's of custom graphics, etc.

For a simple site (since you aren't experienced I'd guess it will be simple) figure $150 to $300 per page for a non adult site from a quality design firm. No bells and whistle like databases or flash. If you're just starting and the pages will surely be amateurish then you could probably fairly charge $25 per page.

Of course, to be honest if you don't have any experience I'm not sure why you think you should be able to charge someone in the first place, but if you keep the price really low and the client realizes he won't be getting an award winning design then I guess a small amount is okay.

At this point you should be designing sites for free just to gain some experience and to get something in your portfolio. Most good designers went to school to learn how to do this and we had to pay to learn, we didn't get paid.

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Hunter_ST Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Getting messy... Posts: 763	My basic non-adult sites start at $2,000... but when I had no/little experience I would do them for $500 -- and they sure looked it! If you are good, $2,000 is fair for a basic site. I've gone as high as $20,000 for some database stuff and more in-depth content... interviews, on-site studio-lit photography, creative writing, etc. __________________ Splosh Cash Wet and Messy Fetish Program I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me.

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Sharky Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 4,938	your best result will be to figure out how muh you want to make per hour and bill by the hour for the job. Our base mainstream site price is $1799. However, I guarantee our work and the quality. Majority of the sites we have been doing recently fall into the $3500+ category __________________ Sharky

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Hammer Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Florida Posts: 961	Try to read next time people. The question was how much to charge per page not for a website. How the hell can you tell someone how much to charge to design a website when you don't know how many pages or what's involved in the first place? Mostly text, database, forms, lot's of custom graphics, etc. For a simple site (since you aren't experienced I'd guess it will be simple) figure $150 to $300 per page for a non adult site from a quality design firm. No bells and whistle like databases or flash. If you're just starting and the pages will surely be amateurish then you could probably fairly charge $25 per page. Of course, to be honest if you don't have any experience I'm not sure why you think you should be able to charge someone in the first place, but if you keep the price really low and the client realizes he won't be getting an award winning design then I guess a small amount is okay. At this point you should be designing sites for free just to gain some experience and to get something in your portfolio. Most good designers went to school to learn how to do this and we had to pay to learn, we didn't get paid. __________________ Porn Site Pros - Custom Website Design, Turnkey Webcam and Pay Sites, SEO, and Consulting Last edited by Hammer; 09-23-2003 at 08:45 AM..

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TheViper Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: the streets. Posts: 2,560	depends on your capabilities, somewhere between $300-$2500 Really, if you want a better "quote" you will need to provide more information.

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Why MFBA Industry Role: Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: PNW Posts: 7,230	i think your on crack rocks asking $2k for a site unless its really good design, and includes coding, db work and you set it all up for them on their box, and its done overnight for that outrageous price.