All articlesHourly billing rewards slow work and makes budgets hard to plan. Fixed project prices keep both sides focused on the result.
For the first two years I billed by the hour. Clients watched the clock, I felt guilty for thinking time, and nobody knew the final number until the end.
Now every project has a clear scope and one price, split into three payments tied to milestones. Clients can plan, and I can spend an extra evening on a detail without sending an invoice for it.
A fixed price is a promise about the result, not about the hours.
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