Am I charging the right amount for my project?
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CreativeFox98
I recently completed a project that I'm not ready to share too many details about, but I can give you a brief overview. It's a fully developed product with 7-8 different routes, each featuring its own functionalities. I designed the architecture to handle a significant number of users. Additionally, I built two servers and a frontend application. This project spanned about two months, and I'm considering charging $2000 for it. Does that sound fair?
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Honestly, if your product works well, $2000 is a great deal. However, if it doesn't function as expected, it might seem overpriced.
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You should aim to charge as much as you can based on the value you deliver. Also, be cautious of scope creep—track all changes against your original agreement.
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You might be underestimating your worth. $2000 for two months of full-time work breaks down to around $25 an hour. Considering you built multiple routes, servers, and a scalable frontend, a price between $5,000 and $8,000 would be more reasonable depending on the client's profile.
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Remember, it's less about how much time you spent and more about what value you're providing to the client. Focus on what the market is willing to pay.
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