Hello,

thanks for the reply.

See thats the thing. Basically a person I know is telling me about this project. He as of now pays me fifteen dollars an hour to work on such a project. This project will probably take me several months (5-7 months). He pays me weekly according to the number of hours I work.

But the thing is that he negotiates the deal with the company that wants this custom database application. I was asking this question to have some idea about how much hes making and whether or not I'm getting screwed by gettin paid 15 dollars an hour for this type of job.

Thank you,
perleager

In reply to Re: How much is an web-based application worth? by perleager
in thread How much is an web-based application worth? by perleager

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