unsure how much to charge for a website

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Originally Posted by tommylogic

I think you may end up in a position of trying to justify your hours. I like the idea of flat rate + hourly and limiting the revisions in the contract. Limiting the number of revisions and setting mandatory response times to those revisions will keep your project on track and help in maintaining deadlines / project completion.. and ultimately the timeliness of your check.

doesn't that sometimes result in ambiguity as to what constitutes a revision, like if a client decides on a small change in some wording or something equally as small and/or how many of those tiny changes add up to a revision.

this is something i've wondered about for a while