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What to charge for a Mobile Site

by michaelplies
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Hi. I'm starting a new venture.

The plan is to offer to create a mobile version of an existing website to my offline clients.

What are the best prices for this kind of service?
#charge #mobile #site
  • Profile picture of the author MaxwellB
    The most you can get

    I'm doing $500, but if it's for like a lawyer or roofer I will probably do like $997

    Some people around here do $297.

    The price matters not my friend if you can justify the value gained by having a mobile site.
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  • Profile picture of the author michaelplies
    Thanks. I guess I go for different prices depending on type and size of the biz.
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  • Profile picture of the author IM nice guy
    I'm going to be doing them for £37 a month (possibly with a setup fee of like £87 one time) for my biz, I think that's a much better way of doing it, it takes the pressure of the business for the higher investment, and you get recurring income. Just give them like monthly backups, and tell them you'll update their software, and that makes it worthy of an ongoing fee.
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  • Profile picture of the author michaelplies
    good plan nice guy, i guess i would sign up a 2-3 year contract with them for a small fee, looks better to them and it's good to have some passive income also.

    if you get around 50 clients. 50 x 37 =1850 pounds a month
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    initial fee of 50 x 87 = 4350

    thats pretty good.
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