Charge a website

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Respected sir/mam
I have created a website for a company. But as I am fresher I am not able to decide how much to charge for a page. Can u Help me out.

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Posted 3-Feb-10 17:28pm

Surajit N Bhowmick

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-02-03T17:46:00

Well, it really depends. Your use of the word 'fresher' makes me think you're in India. That pushes your price right down. If you've already created the site, then I'd say you should take whatever they offer to pay you and be glad of it. In future, discuss a price before you do any work. And 'per page' is not a logical way to do it. A page with lots of data driven content, and cool features should cost the same as a page you dragged the Microsoft Log In component onto and you were done ? You should charge either a fixed price for the whole project, based on an estimate of hours, or an hourly rate.

VirtualIdeal · Answer 2 · 2010-02-06T03:46:00

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Before creating websites, I strongly recommend you consult relative website project,

schema, database, DIV + CSS, W3c MVC and the like.

Microsoft PetShop is a good opensource project for you to develop,

Posted 6-Feb-10 3:46am

VirtualIdeal