Hey Designer, how do you price your graphic design projects—hourly or fixed?

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Aciscio Deschamps · Accepted Answer

For logos and well-defined projects, I go with fixed pricing.

Amalio Lanter · Answer

I do not have any experience about this.

Jacob Anthony · Answer

I prefer fixed pricing for most projects since it provides clarity for both me ad the client.

Wasim Joy · Answer

I find that hourly works best when the scope is unclear.

Maya Moss · Answer

Typically, I choose set pricing, Hourly is best suited for ongoing or smaller projects with variable scope.

Isabella Jane · Answer

Hourly pricing has been more flexible for me, especially when projects tend to evolve.

Thomas Wright · Answer

Hourly rates work best for me when there's constant tweaking.

Darrell M. Dengler · Answer

My preference depends on the project. For brand design, fixed pricing makes sense. For consulting or iterative designs, I go hourly.

Penelope Rivera · Answer

I started with hourly but shifted to fixed pricing because clients didn't like the uncertainty or final costs.

Alexander James · Answer

Hourly makes sense for me with projects that have many unknowns, fixed for clear ones.

Landon Powell · Answer

When the project scope is set, I find fixed pricing easier.

Jaimy james · Answer

I usually prefer hourly pricing for design work since it gives me flexibility and ensures I'm paid for all the time I spend

Joséphine Roux · Answer

I like fixed pricing for projects where the scope is straightforward

Anthony Hughes · Answer

Hourly rates feel fair to me for ongoing or open ended work.

Ella Sophia · Answer

Fixed pricing works best for me when the scope is clear.

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