how much should a bubbler charge for a full working website? If not Accurate please give some estimation.
Not Hourly Rates
How much should you pay for a house?
Stupid question. Depends what website you’re trying to build, for a start…
Charge $10,000 USD
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It should be fluid. If a client wants a basic landing page, it should cost less than a full fledged ride share app.
Don’t have flat pricing. Set up meetings with potential clients, discuss pricing with them, negotiate, and go from there.
This has the following benefits:
- The consumer will feel like he’s getting a good deal by negotiating
- You won’t scare consumers away with pricing…you can adapt to their reactions, etc.
- Builds a sense of trust for your business.
- Perceived Quality. Having a meeting and discussing a price seems a lot more “top tier” than some flat pricing.
There’s a reason a Mansion costs more than an Apartment. They’re both places to live, but there isn’t a flat rate, because one is bigger and more complex than the other.
Remember, your price should reflect the effort you put in, and you need to be honest about it.
If something took you a week, charge them for that, and if something took you a month, charge them for that.
Never overcharge, never undercharge. Honesty is key in pricing. It’s always easier to make money by having dishonest prices, but in the long run, the honest pricing will send your business way higher than a dishonest one. Because everyone finds out, eventually.
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I think 
that Bubblers should charge less than 10$ for developing fully functional website.
It totally depends on the Project
$10?? You’re joking, right?
You’re looking at at least $100 for a one page, basic website with minimal functionality…maybe two pages…
If I got a development offer for $10, I’d either suspect a scam, child labor, or unethical practices with employees. Either way, I’m not working with that firm.
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