When I was contracting and had a customer that wanted to pay hourly I
charged 100/hr net 30 invoiced weekly less 15% if payment was
postmarked in 7 days, payments to be applied to the oldest invoice first.
A friend of mine who writes Java apps is in high demand because of
the excellent referrals he receives is continually raising his prices
because he has too much work. Last I knew he was charging 250 an
hour and had clients willing to wait 6 months for an opening in his
schedule. Wish I had his troubles :) I get good referrals but they
aren't given in the crowd of people that have money to spend.
I tried the bid on a gig sites for a while and had the same problem
as Brent, my 3k or 4k bid was competing with 100 dollar bids. I
began posting SOW's only to find that the company was using my SOW to
drive their project so I killed my subscription. Since I'm not a
salesman I was soon back looking for a W-2 position but would love to
get back into contracting if there's somebody out there who is good
at sales that wants to partner with me.
Jeff
At 8/19/2005 10:11 PM, you wrote:
Hey Everyone,
If this is not appropriate please let me know. I'm bidding on a job
and I'm wondering what other people are charging per hour? I work for
a large company doing Intranet work and it's been a while since I've
done any work on the Internet. A range would be fine, I'm just
trying to get an idea.
Ryan
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