How much to charge?

univesalexcuses · 13th Oct 2011, 08:47 PM

what are the ball park price your guys are charging to build mobile websites for your customers?

if your made a plan do you mind sharing?

Looking forward to hear from you

WillR · 13th Oct 2011, 09:09 PM

Everyone will have their own opinions - I charge anywhere from $297 upwards for a simple 5 page mobile site. How high the price goes depends on the complexity of the site the customer wants.

univesalexcuses · 13th Oct 2011, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by WillR

Everyone will have their own opinions - I charge anywhere from $297 upwards for a simple 5 page mobile site. How high the price goes depends on the complexity of the site the customer wants.

Very interesting. What companies do you market to?
so the least you charge is $297?

univesalexcuses · 13th Oct 2011, 09:25 PM

WillR do you mind showing me how you market your mobile web design business? Perhaps how you pitch it to businesses when you go to the meeting? I've read the post on how to pitch over the phone, but just curious on it would be in person.

BrashImpact · 13th Oct 2011, 10:54 PM

Food for thought...

What is your time worth?

How fast can you make a 5 page site?

What is the perceived value by the client?

Are you looking for Warrior Forum Rates or Real World Business Owner Rates?

Are you building a Substantial business or part time income?

What are your 12 month goals for income?

Answer these questions and you come to the best conclusion for what too charge a client, the best value being, not what does it cost, but what is the true intrinsic value of the site and perceived value by the client. I use to install a ton of Opt in Email campaigns and set up 5 Auto-Responder reply s... Minimum was $1500 when other warriors were doing this for $100 so i closed the deals.. Paid warriors $150 and pocketed the difference..

Work Smart not Hard...

Hope that Helps..
Regards,
Robert

Mobile Fusion Texting

FormerWageSlave · 13th Oct 2011, 10:58 PM

I chose to make one option and in it, I allow every feature available like click to call, directions finder, social integration etc. Whether they use it or not is up to them and I charge $497. Personally I don't want to bother with hosting these things, so I don't go for continuity on this, but I have cashed in on a Hostgator commission a few times for clients that needed it.

univesalexcuses · 13th Oct 2011, 11:31 PM

Originally Posted by BrashImpact

Food for thought...

What is your time worth?

How fast can you make a 5 page site?

What is the perceived value by the client?

Are you looking for Warrior Forum Rates or Real World Business Owner Rates?

Are you building a Substantial business or part time income?

What are your 12 month goals for income?

Answer these questions and you come to the best conclusion for what too charge a client, the best value being, not what does it cost, but what is the true intrinsic value of the site and perceived value by the client. I use to install a ton of Opt in Email campaigns and set up 5 Auto-Responder reply s... Minimum was $1500 when other warriors were doing this for $100 so i closed the deals.. Paid warriors $150 and pocketed the difference..

Work Smart not Hard...

Hope that Helps..
Regards,
Robert

Mobile Fusion Texting

Thank you for the response.
I am trying to do create a substantial business and planning on hiring a team to the work. I will focus on the sales and the team will be doing the mobile web design part of it. So i am looking for real world quote. You made a valid point.

Thank you

Jude

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univesalexcuses Active Warrior Join Date: 2010 Location: New York Posts: 72 Thanks: 1 Thanked 8 Times in 7 Posts	Re: How much to charge? Share on: WillR do you mind showing me how you market your mobile web design business? Perhaps how you pitch it to businesses when you go to the meeting? I've read the post on how to pitch over the phone, but just curious on it would be in person.

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BrashImpact Make It Happen War Room Member Join Date: 2008 Posts: 941 Thanks: 189 Thanked 279 Times in 165 Posts	Re: How much to charge? Share on: Food for thought... What is your time worth? How fast can you make a 5 page site? What is the perceived value by the client? Are you looking for Warrior Forum Rates or Real World Business Owner Rates? Are you building a Substantial business or part time income? What are your 12 month goals for income? Answer these questions and you come to the best conclusion for what too charge a client, the best value being, not what does it cost, but what is the true intrinsic value of the site and perceived value by the client. I use to install a ton of Opt in Email campaigns and set up 5 Auto-Responder reply s... Minimum was $1500 when other warriors were doing this for $100 so i closed the deals.. Paid warriors $150 and pocketed the difference.. Work Smart not Hard... Hope that Helps.. Regards, Robert Mobile Fusion Texting

13th Oct 2011, 10:58 PM	#6
FormerWageSlave Learnin' as I go... Join Date: 2009 Posts: 427 Thanks: 72 Thanked 124 Times in 80 Posts	Re: How much to charge? Share on: I chose to make one option and in it, I allow every feature available like click to call, directions finder, social integration etc. Whether they use it or not is up to them and I charge $497. Personally I don't want to bother with hosting these things, so I don't go for continuity on this, but I have cashed in on a Hostgator commission a few times for clients that needed it.