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Hourly Rate For Web Developers?

by IM nice guy
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What are the minimums and the upper limits?

I know it's a huge grey area depending on skill sets, client types, etc, but I'm just curious to get some feedback from experienced warriors.

I would guess at the very least, for web development, you'd want to be getting $40-50 per hour, at the VERY least.

Please give me your experienced feedback on hourly rates..
#developers #hourly #rate #web
  • Profile picture of the author davidfrankk
    The maximum can go quite high and I can't put a rate on it.
    The minimum should be about $10 per hour.
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  • Profile picture of the author Robimx
    It's a tough thing to gage. U prefer to get a quote based on the job, not an hourly rate. Some web guys work faster than others, some are slow but the work should still be valued the same.

    As a graphic designer, sometimes inspiration hits and I get a logo or poster done in no time! Other times, I just sit there doodling not knowing where the design is going. Obviously I cannot charge my clients for my brain farts!
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  • Profile picture of the author BillyParadise
    P₱300 a day if they work from home.
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  • Profile picture of the author kazim
    I am an web Developer. Actually $5-10 is enough for me cause I'm new.
    I didn't do any job in any freelancing site.
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    • Profile picture of the author Hu Dhaval
      1 + years exp = 8$ Per Hour

      2+ years exp= 10$ Per Hour

      3 - 4 + years exp= 12$ to 15$ Per Hour
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  • Profile picture of the author NickSway
    $15 and hour for 3-4 years experience? If you're an incredible web designer you could get 10x that for some projects. Though web development is quite vague. If you give us an idea of what tasks you're evaluating I can give you a better estimate.
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  • Profile picture of the author sweetcrabhoney18
    I charge $25 to $40 an hour depending on the project. It's the quality of the work that sends clients my way ASAP and all the time. It's also about recurring fees as well. But it's not my main source of income.

    Good Luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author thecollegekid
    i work fast, and i am not going to charge by the hour, but by the project!!!
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  • Profile picture of the author IM nice guy
    To be more specific, I was asking in relation to charging for maintenance and updates to my already aquired web design clients, so if they want something changed/added on their site.

    Up until this point, I've said our rate is £30 per hour (about $50 in USD). I was thinking of raising it, but just wanted to get ideas...
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  • Profile picture of the author jherewini
    I charge between $65 - $150 an hour for responsive websites if the website is going to take more than 80 hours in coding, design, development and deployment then I bring the price down to $65 hope this helps
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    • Profile picture of the author Andrew H
      Originally Posted by jherewini View Post

      I charge between $65 - $150 an hour for responsive websites if the website is going to take more than 80 hours in coding, design, development and deployment then I bring the price down to $65 hope this helps
      Took a look at your work, you must be a real good salesman.
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