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Freelance rates query
I expect threads like this already exist but I cant find any after a quick search. So i'll start one. I was made redundant from a games company a few weeks ago...BOOOO! So i've been looking at my options. Applying for other jobs and putting out the word that i'm also available for freelance work. I've had a few replies but… -
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Just found this article http://www.computerarts.co.uk/in_depth/features/freelance_survival_guide -
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I think you should just focus on an hourly rate and not worry about a day rate. With an hourly rate you can estimate the cost for a pay per model scenario easily too. Keep in mind that when you are freelance you pay a lot more in taxes and your income is not as steady as a salaried job, that needs to be factored into your… -
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Awesome feedback so far guys. Its definitely helping me decide what sort of Pay rate I should be asking for. Not too much but not too little. So, a little bit above what my job was paying seems about right and also fair to the client. Keep it coming. Anymore advice would be greatly appreciated. Also If anyone has any "How… -
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per asset rates are just another way of per our rates.. you just have to calculate your own speed into the equation If you need 5 hours to do something and you have an calculated per-hour-rate of X then you need to charge 5*X for this asset -
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I'd say it would be logical to take the salary you had inhouse and then divide it by 168 hours which is an average per month. Then if you work from home add a bit for your rent, for an eventual hardware update, for electricy and stuff and you should pretty much have your number. But be carefull. There actually are great… -
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I've noticed that a majority of the paying-men don't really want rates. They just want to offer you a set amount for an asset that needs doing. I see the possibility of this not working out, but then again. It might. Any thoughts about this guys? -
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You should charge whatever you need to charge in order to be happy and thrive. That amount will be different for everyone. Calculate your living expenses + work expenses (software, hardware, web site hosting, electricity, self-employment tax (not sure how that works for UK...), etc...) + some profit + extra to cover the… -
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Great thread. Added to the wiki (along with some other good info)... http://wiki.polycount.com/CategoryGameIndustry -
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http://www.katsbits.com/articles/how-much-should-i-charge-for-freelance-3d-modeling-work.php
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