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  • Anubis
    replied
    Yes - always do. I give agency a ballpark figure and say I can't give solid quote for work yet because I don't know the full details such as location, working hours, in-depth project details.

    Same principle with any freelancer; a builder gives you an estimate over the phone from brief customer description, comes over and finds out what the real cost will be (could be more, could be less).

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  • kingcook
    started a topic Up-front rate agreement

    Up-front rate agreement

    I'm sure we've all done this: seen some ad for a gig on a website, got in contact with the agency, agency asks us what our rate is, and we've said £x/day based on the small job spec advertised.

    Has anyone had any luck with saying that they need to have a chat/interview with the client first before deciding on the daily rate?

    This can apply to either "market rates" or "range £x to £y".

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