This is the question on everyone's mind, but alas, the answer is too variable to give concrete numbers here. The fee is based on:

• The complexity of the design (how many pages, tabs, categories, call-outs, etc.) the document requires.
  
  
• The size and resources of the client. A start-up company would be charged less than an established company with many employees. Charities recieve a discount.
  
  
• The client's overall printing budget.


• Turn-around time. Rush jobs cost significantly more (50% to 100% more).


• Client’s revisions on finalized text (AAs) can really increase your bill, costing $45 per hour with a one-hour minimum.

Having said that, here is a list of my fees for specific jobs:

• Munson Math, a very simple website $600.
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• Ariston Florist – I created the flash animation and provided design for the web site, which included a site flow chart, and comps (they had their own technician build the site) $1,000.
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• Genetics and Society web site $1,600 - included a custom made, interactive timeline.
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• PRSA 30 pg. brochure plus cover $1,300 <link>


• IRC 8 panel brochure $1,800 (high-end printing job of several thousand copies) <link>


• Parrish Museum 108 page magazine plus cover $2,500. <link>