How much should I charge? PLEASE ANSWER?
969183
You are talking about 2,160 sq/feet.  If you are thinking about doing this on regular bases as in a business you need to determine some sort of charge per square foot.  To do this you need to know the following.\n\nTime of labor per sq. foot\nGas consumption per sq. foot (how much gas does your blower hold and how long does it run)\nCost of labor per hour (what you want to make plus taxes)\nCost of transpiration to average jobsite\n\nThese will allow you to calculate a cost per sq. foot so you can make sure you are profitable for any given job and also justify your prices to potential customers.  For example, if it costs five dollars for you to show up and then .02 cents per square foot.  The 2160 sq/foot job would be 5 + (.02*2,160) = 5 + 43.20 = $48.20.  \n\nDon’t forget to look into small business insurance, it is cheep.  Remember you are throwing snow and what ever else is on the pavement in what ever direction your blower is facing.\n\nGood Luck!
1178958
i think little above 5 dollars.  I am not sure, but just have a look at the link.
979362
Hello.  They're still in beta and are looking to charge commission when they move out of beta. They say 15%, so I guess it won't be free for ever and yes, there is a catch!  I guess they have to pay for their technology and people somehow.  Good luck with your business though!
162295
Look around what other similar service providers are charging, and charge about 30% more than that. Offer the 30% as discount to the guy who gets you business.
930718
it is usually 100 bucks per a min so ya it depends on wat channel wat time and during wat show i would look at google and go 2 more then click questions set a price but be specific and then some perfeconalist will answer ur question it would propbably cost 5 cents 2 ask the question
870762
how much are you willing to pay me to help you?
812626
Charge a fee and stand firm to your rates. Eventually people will not want to pay you for services since they more than likely liked it when you would just fix the computer for free...so give that a try...other than that, don't respond to them when they ask for help. Ignoring people is a good way to get them to go away...eventually they quit asking.
777044
This is a difficult question for anyone but you to answer, since you know this customer/friend, and will have to deal with her expectations.  If you need the money, charge her the usual rate.  If you need the money, but want to make a good impression, give her a 10% discount.  If you are independently wealthy, then donate your time and do it for free.  I hope this helps.
856596
Depending on the time, effort, pages, etc..\n\nThat's how I charge clients.  You could easily get 300 dollars for it.\n\nGood luck!
186971
Probably no more than $2. If you are asking this because you are interested in pursuing this, go for it. That would be cool.
994487
Without much detail on what you want, I can only give you a general idea of what you'll pay.  That said, you'll probably pay anywhere from $250-$1200.\n\nSome firms will charge you per page with the home page being the most expensive (because the layout design is usually included in this). Recently, I've seen some firms charge as much as $100-150 for each additional page.\n\nPersonally, I wouldn't go that route since each additional page usually doesn't require that much work.
298676
How much are you willing to pay?
931537
nearly everyone gave you the correct answer of £8k+\nbut i say 45% is a ripoff!!\ngo for 50%  i dont know what the hell you involved with but go for 50%\n\n\nfu.ck em get half!!
1162650
pay the 450.  next time figure them out yourself....300 or so is about right.....but you should always get estimate BEFORE you get it done...withthe understanding (in writing) that if it is to cost more---you be notified in advance
211868
That depends on:\n1.The area your in.\n2.If you use your own equipment and products.\n I would call all the services in your area, ask them how they go about bidding on jobs, and how much they charge, (per building, per office, per sq. feet), etc. They don't know if your a customer or not right? \nHere's an excellent website that should give you what you need in inhttp://www.sba.gov/starting_business/startup/guide.htmlfo. and more. Good luck!
1152899
30 - 75 dollars per hour, if you know your business.  Otherwise see if you can take a percentage of profits.
535309
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