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Hey there,
so I started freelancing a year ago and it has been a total disaster. I had difficulties to find clients and I also had huge self-esteem issues that hold me back.
I'm currently doing web development (mostly WordPress, Angular, and general HTML/CSS/Javascript) and when I need to give a price I always doubt myself a lot. On one hand I feel like if I charge more, it's good for me but unfair for the client. On the other hand when I charge less, I feel like I'm a good person because I'm kind with the client, but that's clearly not enough for me. The thing is that when I'm proposing a price often time the client will tell me that some people are proposing much less, therefore I don't know how to put a proper price.
I want to know, how much would you charge a client for:
- a 2 page WordPress website
- a 3 page WordPress website
- a 5 page WordPress website
I recently created a website for a client. It's a 3 page WordPress blog (home page, articles page, and article template), on-page SEO optimization is also included. I charged 100$ for that, but I feel like this is not enough and that $150 should be the minimum. I originally asked for 300$, but the client told me that it was way too much and that some people proposed him 50$ and 100$, so I aligned myself on 100$. However, I doubt the quality that other freelancers would provide where I personally put my soul into my work and give high-quality work.
How do you charge? How would you charge?
so I started freelancing a year ago and it has been a total disaster. I had difficulties to find clients and I also had huge self-esteem issues that hold me back.
I'm currently doing web development (mostly WordPress, Angular, and general HTML/CSS/Javascript) and when I need to give a price I always doubt myself a lot. On one hand I feel like if I charge more, it's good for me but unfair for the client. On the other hand when I charge less, I feel like I'm a good person because I'm kind with the client, but that's clearly not enough for me. The thing is that when I'm proposing a price often time the client will tell me that some people are proposing much less, therefore I don't know how to put a proper price.
I want to know, how much would you charge a client for:
- a 2 page WordPress website
- a 3 page WordPress website
- a 5 page WordPress website
I recently created a website for a client. It's a 3 page WordPress blog (home page, articles page, and article template), on-page SEO optimization is also included. I charged 100$ for that, but I feel like this is not enough and that $150 should be the minimum. I originally asked for 300$, but the client told me that it was way too much and that some people proposed him 50$ and 100$, so I aligned myself on 100$. However, I doubt the quality that other freelancers would provide where I personally put my soul into my work and give high-quality work.
How do you charge? How would you charge?
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