What to charge :S

Spacky · 19 Oct 2006 at 10:14

Kami said:
I'm really disappointed that nobody has photochopped either picture to show Yewen, Yewen in a spitfire or that daft dinosaur thingy

I'd say op needs to charge £10, thats if hes paying tax as well, £8 if not.

OT - Yemen in a spitfire :confused:

Cosmic182 · 19 Oct 2006 at 10:30

Mickey said:
Go for £30 an hour. She'll easily be charging double that for the work you're producing (if she knows what she's doing).

£30 an hour...WHERE DO YOU PEOPLE COME FROM :confused:

.... £8-£10 more like it

PsiFox · 19 Oct 2006 at 10:59

MazdaRX8 said:
£30 an hour...WHERE DO YOU PEOPLE COME FROM .... £8-£10 more like it

A junior architect may be charging £50 per hour.

A senior partner will be £150 per hour.

So for the OP to look professional his rates will need to be around the £30 to £50 per hour

Cybergangster · 19 Oct 2006 at 12:00

MazdaRX8 said:
£30 an hour...WHERE DO YOU PEOPLE COME FROM .... £8-£10 more like it

I charge £35p/hr for urgent work and £25p/hr for regular stuff and I get no complaints…

Over Clocker · 19 Oct 2006 at 12:05

Between £40 and £60 p/h

andy@moFo · 19 Oct 2006 at 12:22

she must be making a canny bit, so why not boost your price to £12p/h and sit back and see what she says.

Firefly86 · 19 Oct 2006 at 13:04

thanks for all the advice guys XD quite a large variation of opinions. But I think for now I'll go to around £20ph regular and £25-30 when she needs it urgently.

Its reassuring to hear so many ppl come around to the same estimate so I'm pretty sure it'll be ok

Many thanks

daz · 19 Oct 2006 at 13:06

MazdaRX8 said:
£30 an hour...WHERE DO YOU PEOPLE COME FROM .... £8-£10 more like it

Dude, even plumbers get £50 per hour these days.