[ale] Basic web design fee

[Warren Myers]

I suppose it depends on what you consider 'no-frills'. I usually charge $150 
for a 10 page site, including the first month's hosting and 1-year domain 
registration. I assume that the content is mostly available, though, and 
provide the CSS and structure more than content creation.

For normal maintenance, I end up charging either $20 per incident, or $40 
per month, depending on what they're looking for.

If I was doing this for a close friend, though, I'd probably do it for close 
to free. Say $50 including the first month hosting and 1-yr registration. 
And then arrange some form of grazing for future fixes/maintenance (ie they 
feed me to fix it). 

WMM

On 4/25/05, Patrick Bartkus <list at trudiedolls.com> wrote:
> 
> What is the going rate for putting up a basic web site?
> 
> I've thought of offering my services to an aquaintence or two to do them a
> few simple web pages.
> 
> The scope of work would be 1) register a domain, 2) arrange one of those
> $9.95/month web hosting plans, 3) use the Front Page wizards to put up a
> basic web site. This is nothing real creative, no fancy graphics, no fancy
> CGI work.
> 
> What do you charge for a simple, no-nonsense site?
> 
> Also, what about ongoing maintenance? I assume that most people charge an
> hourly rate. What is a fair rate?
> 
> I'm not trying to take anybody's business, just earn a little extra from
> my less-techie friends.
> 
> Patrick
> 
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