how much do people charge for building websites for companies and schools?
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Well it depends where you want to order a website(i mean country), but generally it mostly depends on the complexity of your site, coud start from $100 up until tens of thousands USD.
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Depends what you want:\n-a site which represent the company or\n-the site witch generate clients and orders.\n\nI can help for affordable price just need in writing your needs.\nanna_ruseva@yahoo.com
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Depends on the type of website u want to develop ranging from a few dollars to a thousands of dollars.
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There are people who do custom overlays, but a majority of sites don't get into that because the support for layering and CSS formatting differ from browser to browser. I do a bit of the overlays from time to time, but like I said the support for it right now is really awkward because IE and firefox differ on many things... not to mention that IE 6.0 had several bugs in CSS and broke away from standards.\n\nThe average cost is about 40-70 dollars US per hour which is about the going rate for talented web designers. Most seasoned web designers can also do the overlays.\n\nHope this helps you out. Good luck with the project!
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$500 is a good figure to start with.  Depending on the content and amount of work involved, you may want to go up or down on that figure.  Since you are new at this, you may have to compromise a bit on the price in order to get the business and to have this site added to your portfolio of web projects.
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It will depends on your exact requirements.. But to put it generally..\n\nTore-work on static websites will not cost you much..you can finish things around $100\n\nInteractivity part is depends on what u want to do..\n\nTo get a approximate figure you can post your project for freelancers on sites like.. \nwww.guru.com\nwww.getafreelancer.com\nwww.elance.com\netc..
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You dont need to pay anyone to start your own website. Its free but you may want to buy some cheap web page software. You probably already have webspace through your internet provider. Check into affiliate programs, kmart, walmart, shopko, tons of them! Everytime someone purchases something thru your site you will receive a commission. Just look for the affiliate links. When you are happy with your site you may want to obtain a domain name. This will make it easier for the public to find. You can purchase a domain name for as little as 3 dollars a year. Yahoo provides this service. The hardest part of running an internet business is pushing your site. Be prepared once it is up and running to spend many hours poking your site down peoples throat! After you get it rolling the rewards can be great!
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I try different ones and even Godaddy.com but I found a better one for me because I don't know nothing about web designing or HTML programming. Just go to Cogni360host.co.nr they offer a lot more for a good price. The basic package which is $5.95/month have way more than the premium packages form other companies.\n\nThey also give you a free domain name or url, free web templates, and a free online web site builder that is really easy to use... No programming necesary.\n\nJust take a look at their web site...\n\nHope you the best man.
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Check with your local ISP.  They frequently have someone on staff who can develop a basic site for you. If you are looking for something more substantial, it may cost you, but check the yellow pages ...\n\nIf I knew where you lived, I might be able to recommend someone more specific ...\n\nIn the end, decide what exactly you want to accomplish with your website, and shop around.  Be obvious, tell everyone who quotes you that you are loking for the best deal !!
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get in contact with new small businesses in your area and see if they need someone to design their website.. charge them a certain amount per hour you spend working (but dont slack off.. give them their money's worth), and from there they will reccomend you to other people
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ClickNGoWeb is a new business based here in NC.  My student teacher's father got in on the ground floor;  she signed up shortly thereafter.  They know the owner of the company personally and can vouch for his intellect, character and reliability. They're already making money for doing nothing!  \n\nThe distributors have the option to sell lank template bwebsites or to make and sell websites or they can simply sign up early enough to reap the benefits of others signing up later.  I just signed up and I'm already #1365 to sign up.  My intern has already made her $189.95 back plus more, so I figure this to be a failsafe venture. You only need to get 2 people to sign up under you, then they get 2 they each of them get 2 more and so on.  The money is supposed to roll in slowly but steadily. I am but a humble schoolteacher with a small child and a husband who loves to golf.  I just want to live comfortably; I don't care about getting rich. \n\nFeel free to email me for more information. Cheers.\nCourtney
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No that is about the standard price a firm would charge for an ecommerce site. That is because they usually have a team working on it and each member of the team is getting like 25-35 US an hour. It also depends what kind of content is on those pages. Things which are heavy programming required (custom shopping carts, credit card processing, logins etc) do take a bit of time.\n\nIf you have a site that is only like 10 pages or less (which most ecommerce sites are NOT) then you could go with a single developer, but ecommerce sites do run a bit of cash because it is dealing with business logic, transactions, and critical information. For example if you lose data, you could lose a sale of thousands of dollars. \n\nIn short, I would say they are not certainly hosing you, but you might shop around and shave a thousand or two off that price. Again, it depends on what your site will do in those areas, but that is standard price for a firm.
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The ideal way to start would be tp charge 25$ for personal, 50 for corporate and 150 for websites with scripting.  once successful in building the portfolio of your with satisfied customers you can raise your charges by actuall making a showcase of your works on internet...basics
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It varies a lot from place to place and with the type and amount of work to do. The best bet for you to find some local web design firms and check out their rates. Also check the charges for similar kind of work online at sites such as rentacoder.com, scriptlancer.com or guru.com . Since this company is providing you the opportunity to do something commercially, it is better to give it to them at a very competitive rate compared to your local rates, but pls don't do it for too less as that also makes you look bad.
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first: Great website\nSecond: If you did it yourself, it would be the cost of the software(s) \nThird: If you hired some one it would probably be about $500-1000  plus the cost to keep the website up (Monthly Fee)
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getting a freelance contract usually means getting paid higher than if you are an in-house tech writer.  this is because 1) you don't get the other perks and benefits that a regular employee has 2)  you are disposable-- once the project is done, they don't have to pay you anymore 3) it usually means having to learn a software or a product in a very short period of time.\n\nthe price that you would charge should be at a level you are comfortable with.  for something like what you've mentioned, I would say that it could range from 300-400 USD, depending on where you are and what the industry standards are in your country.  but of course as I've mentioned, it all still depends on you and what the client would agree to.\n\nbottomline, I wouldn't normally compute by number of days  or pages.  i usually decide based on the level of difficulty-- like how big or complicated is the program, is there existing documentation that I just have to revise, etc.