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Am I charging too much?
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Hello,
I need a bit of advice. I'm about to do a small job for a new client which involves recreating a logo so that she has a vector file (plus supplying TIFF, JPEG & PDF) and possibly applying it to letterhead and comp slip. I usually charge by the day or hour but on this occasion she would like one single fee. I was going to charge £80 for the lot, does that sound reasonable? Other more experienced freelancers may charge more but as I'm starting out and as she is a new client I thought this was about right...thoughts please! :-)
Thanks
Rach
I need a bit of advice. I'm about to do a small job for a new client which involves recreating a logo so that she has a vector file (plus supplying TIFF, JPEG & PDF) and possibly applying it to letterhead and comp slip. I usually charge by the day or hour but on this occasion she would like one single fee. I was going to charge £80 for the lot, does that sound reasonable? Other more experienced freelancers may charge more but as I'm starting out and as she is a new client I thought this was about right...thoughts please! :-)
Thanks
Rach
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Messages count : 87Likes count : 3Registration : 4 February 2008It will very much depend on the complexity of the logo and how long you estimate it will take to recreate. Then multiply the time by your hourly rate. If, for example, you're charging out at £20 per hour, £80 would obviously be the fee for 4 hours work (although you should also allow for any non-artwork time you wish to include and for any costs as well). Without having seen the logo though £80 sounds somewhere in the right sort of area to meOpus Creative Design Ltd