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How do you bill a Web Application?

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    How do you bill a Web Application?

    How do you bill a Web Application?

    I have built a couple of web apps and am currently hosting them on my server, but the client wants to take control of hosting the app on their own server. How do you handle the server license?
    Thank You,


    Jamie Powers
    Powers Data Resources

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    Re: How do you bill a Web Application?

    For as much as you can get.
    Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
    Albert Einstein, (attributed)
    US (German-born) physicist (1879 - 1955)

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      #3
      Re: How do you bill a Web Application?

      I actually thought of that response but thought.... better not... so in steps the Aussie :)
      Glen Schild



      My Blog

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        #4
        Re: How do you bill a Web Application?

        Would think the customer would have to pay the price for the server and software necessary. You can charge whatever is fair for you to cause it to happen.

        I personally would purchase the software and install it(for a charge), Then charge the customer for the work and for the outlay on software(possibly with a handling charge).

        It is inevitable, there will be issues(normally caused by the customer) to come up and a consulting fee would be in order to fix it.

        Understand, my customers usually have no idea what is causing anything to work and I do not care for them to know. They would like me to supply an app so they can use it. If they start doing it themselves, it messes up and costs them more money all around. I tell them that too.

        Hope you luck.

        .
        Dave Mason
        [email protected]
        Skype is dave.mason46

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          #5
          Re: How do you bill a Web Application?

          And don't give them the source code (project files). You publish the app to their server. Stay in charge; its better for you and better for them. Have an annual maintenance fee, an hour included per month or something and then XXX$ per hour anything over that. It is good to allow unlimited calls or emails from ONE individual in their company to keep you in the loop.
          Steve Wood
          See my profile on IADN

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            #6
            Re: How do you bill a Web Application?

            Thanks to all...This will get me started in the right direction.
            Thank You,


            Jamie Powers
            Powers Data Resources

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