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It really just depends on the job. I did a logo that took me like 5 minutes to bust out, so obviously I didn't charge 5 minutes worth of time and charged it according to what I thought was a fair price combined with what it was being used for etc. But I still like to have an idea of how long work takes so I'm never under selling myself.
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I only do hourly with a small amount of clients (usually only for web work). I use a program called Billings for invoicing, and it has an awesome built in timer. It keeps a log for me of how many hours I work on a certain project (i hit start and stop) and it also tells me how many hours I worked on it in a week, day, and also a session (tim between my last start and stop). Pretty cool app.
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^^ sounds like a good one. i also only do hourly for web work. you kinda have to because the client is constantly wanting something different or additional to what the initial agreement was. i can't tell you how many times i got completely fucked on a package price deal. it killed me. now i only do it for super good friends if there's more in it than just money.
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