Rates

The first question nearly everyone asks me is, "What is your hourly rate?"

That's only natural. Everyone wants to know what it might cost them to get their problems fixed.

In some cases, I prefer to quote my clients a per-project rate. This rate is based upon how long I estimate a given job will take combined with the skill set necessary to perform the work and any additional hardware or software required.

By quoting a flat rate, my clients can achieve some level of cost certainty. They know before the job has started, how much it will cost them.

In most instances, I bill my clients in a "time and materials" fashion. My current hourly rate is $120 per hour. I charge a one hour minimum and in fifteen minute increments after the first hour.