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I am designing a Prestashop site for a company how much do you think I should charge it has about one hundred products and photos. Thanks
How much does an eCommerce website cost?
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What services will you provide for your client?
Do you do custom works on Prestashop site?
Will you buy a hosting plan for your client to host that site?
They already have a domain or you will buy one for them?
..etc
Know exact what you will do for them can help calculating how much you will charge them for designing a website.
Do you do custom works on Prestashop site?
Will you buy a hosting plan for your client to host that site?
They already have a domain or you will buy one for them?
..etc
Know exact what you will do for them can help calculating how much you will charge them for designing a website.
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New domain, prestashop installed, new theme, 1000 products with photo, website hosting, paypal installed, ......
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he didn't ask for help. he asked for how much should he charge HIS CUSTOMER.
What is the company's budget what can they work with?
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It is not difficult to measure how much you should charge your client.
$12 a domain at Godaddy or $10 at Namecheap.
$100 or lesser, it depends on what you will install for him
$69 for a decent theme at Themeforest
you can charge him $0.2 to $0.5 for uploading a product, it also depends on how complex his product is.
$10 for a shared hosting / mo or try to recommend him a VPS $40/ mo for better performance if he is running an eCommerce site.
This is not difficult, you should offer him for Free, I am sure he will like this as a discount or a free support.
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Why not use shopify? It's easier to implement and there are tons of features and templates available.
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A Ecommerce website include a server, design, system administration. You may get a free E-commerce software. I recommend magneto.
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From someone who works as a web developer full time, there's a lot of factors that contribute to an overall quote for E-Commerce websites. Is there a bespoke design? What platform are you going to use? Is there specific functionality that you require that can't be supported out of the box?
In my case, we work on a pre-built theme which myself and various developers manage and then the designers have full reign over the theme and can customise is bespoke to the clients needs. The pricing for this usually starts at the £600 mark but as previously mentioned it can be a lot, lot more than that. We've done quotes in excess of £7,000 upwards.
With regards to products, we tend to leave that in the clients hands unless they have products on an importable format like a spreadsheet etc which we can insert straight to a database and load images for. If this isn't the case they would have to pay a fee for the data admin side of things, again, depending on the volume determines the price of this.
We often say to our customers we'll host the website for them as our servers are configured specifically for certain platforms and we also perform backups frequently to maintain constant reliability.
If you're just starting out and wanting to make quick cash, I would get to grips with WordPress, throw WooCommerce on there and get a free Bootstrap WordPress WooCommerce theme and edit the styling to make it a little more unique for your client. I would recommend charging £300 or below if you're just starting out. Get your name out there, improve your designs and before you know it you'll have a nice portfolio of clients and you can build a small business up.
In my case, we work on a pre-built theme which myself and various developers manage and then the designers have full reign over the theme and can customise is bespoke to the clients needs. The pricing for this usually starts at the £600 mark but as previously mentioned it can be a lot, lot more than that. We've done quotes in excess of £7,000 upwards.
With regards to products, we tend to leave that in the clients hands unless they have products on an importable format like a spreadsheet etc which we can insert straight to a database and load images for. If this isn't the case they would have to pay a fee for the data admin side of things, again, depending on the volume determines the price of this.
We often say to our customers we'll host the website for them as our servers are configured specifically for certain platforms and we also perform backups frequently to maintain constant reliability.
If you're just starting out and wanting to make quick cash, I would get to grips with WordPress, throw WooCommerce on there and get a free Bootstrap WordPress WooCommerce theme and edit the styling to make it a little more unique for your client. I would recommend charging £300 or below if you're just starting out. Get your name out there, improve your designs and before you know it you'll have a nice portfolio of clients and you can build a small business up.
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Well that being said I now have something to start with when asked how much you charge for a website.... thanks
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