how much should i charge for VB set-up.

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    How much woulld be a fair prise to charge for a VB set up with portal.

    to do EVEYTHING from the ground up.

    i'm not sure
     
    web-rover, Aug 14, 2005 IP
  2. Talkfreelance

    Talkfreelance Peon

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    Not much, it's not that hard to setup....I would think it depends on your time, it wouldn't take longer than 30 minutes surely? Maybe $25.
     
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  3. web-rover

    web-rover Peon

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    really? I think it will tale longer than 30 minutes. it's going to be a set up similiar to racerweek.com
     
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    larysmith711 Notable Member

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    What does VB charge to set it up??? I think they have an option for this.......... just under cut what they charge by $10.00 :)
     
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  5. web-rover

    web-rover Peon

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    lol

    for sure haha
     
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  6. KW802

    KW802 Well-Known Member

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    For $135 Jelsoft (vB) will install a basic bare-bone installation of vBulletin. If you want anything like a portal they won't do it because they won't touch any 3rd party software.

    In the past for a bare-bone installation and a quick portal (like vBadvanced CMPS) I've charged about $100 and total time would be a little under an hour. If they wanted anything else installed, like hacks or styles, then pricing was per hour after the initial install.
     
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    TBH, I do this sort of thing for free :p (Won't do anymore) but yeah I would charge around 50.
     
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    voltaire Banned

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    yeah.. around 50 is already reasonable..
     
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  9. noppid

    noppid gunnin' for the quota

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    How much will you pay me to spell check your work after you do it?
     
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    joeychgo Notable Member

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    hell, ive done it several times for free. Its not hard or time consuming.
     
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    max is $50. i don't think i am willing to accept more than that. it's like a daylight robbery
     
    iskandar, Aug 16, 2005 IP
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    minstrel Illustrious Member

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    :D now THAT is comedy! :D :D
     
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    It can be $25 to $100, I would say, depending on you customer. If he is really stuck, it could be worth $100 to him.:)
     
    ockert, Aug 18, 2005 IP