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I was thinking and over all price of $304.6 for the time it would make to create the app, publish and bug fix it for my client.

 

What do you guys think? 

Minimum wage 9.15x24hours = 219.6

Cost of publish & website redesign 25+20 = 35 (Extra 10 because i'm redoing there website design)

Bug fixes 40

 

219.6+35+10+40 = $304.6

Please let me know down below what you think, this will be my first client and I dont want to mess it up with the wrong price or scaring them away.

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25 minutes ago, SD2020_ said:

I was thinking and over all price of $304.6 for the time it would make to create the app, publish and bug fix it for my client.

 

What do you guys think? 

Minimum wage 9.15x24hours = 219.6

Cost of publish & website redesign 25+20 = 35 (Extra 10 because i'm redoing there website design)

Bug fixes 40

 

219.6+35+10+40 = $304.6

Please let me know down below what you think, this will be my first client and I dont want to mess it up with the wrong price or scaring them away.

This is quite expensive for a first client.\

 

I would say to him: "Because you're a nice client, I'll give you an introductory price below market value". And you give him 20-30% less

Judge a product on its own merits AND the company that made it.

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3 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

This is quite expensive for a first client.\

 

I would say to him: "Because you're a nice client, I'll give you an introductory price below market value". And you give him 20-30% less

See this is why i need peoples help :P I like that idea.

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17 minutes ago, SD2020_ said:

See this is why i need peoples help :P I like that idea.

This is something similar that someone did to my dad except it wasn't an app. It was some bamboo baskets.

But when the original owner found out about my dad selling it at high prices he got a little mad :).

 

As for exact pricing 20% less would be around $243.68.

That seems fair enough......

 

Just in case you wanna go with 30% les, it would be around $213.22

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That's dirt cheap

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1 minute ago, SD2020_ said:

You think?

Nah. It's decent price for your first app.

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9 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

Nah. It's decent price for your first app.

Excellent 

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5 hours ago, SD2020_ said:

Excellent 

You don't charge minimum wage for custom dev work. That's a ton of man-hours...hardly worth the effort IMO.

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