Pricing
Every project is different, so I quote each one. You get the scope, timeline and price in writing before I start.
Fixed-price projects
A clear scope, timeline and fixed price in writing. No surprise invoices.
Monthly plans
For ongoing work such as support, SEO, marketing and email campaigns. Custom projects can also run on a monthly option.
Free to start
Initial enquiries are welcome. Any paid discovery, demonstration or pilot is agreed in writing before it begins.
I don't publish fixed prices because the same service can be a small job or a large system. Tell me what you need and I reply directly with the questions I need answered before I can quote.
Which pricing model fits your project
Most work falls into one of two models. I confirm which one applies when I send the proposal.
Fixed price, one-off
Best when you can describe the result you want.
- New website, WordPress site or online store
- Custom plugin, product configurator or Shopify theme
- Business software or web application with a defined scope
Monthly plan, ongoing
Best when the work continues and the priorities change.
- SEO and website optimisation
- Digital marketing and email campaigns
- Support, maintenance and improvements to a live system
Not sure yet?
A short consultation is a good start. I tell you which model I would suggest and what I would need to price it.
How a quote works
You describe the project
Use the quote form or message me. Goals, rough timeline and any examples you like are enough.
I reply with questions or a proposal
I confirm the scope, deliverables, timeline, price and payment schedule in writing.
You decide
No payment is due until you have reviewed and accepted the written terms. Quotes are free.
What affects the price
- The scope and number of features
- How many systems and payment gateways I connect
- Design and content requirements
- Your timeline
- Ongoing support, hosting and marketing needs
Included when specified in the proposal
- A written scope, deliverables and agreed milestones
- Security, backup and maintenance requirements defined for the project
- Ownership, handover and third-party licence terms stated in the agreement
- Progress reviews at agreed checkpoints
- Training and post-launch support where included in the agreed scope
Working with clients internationally
I work remotely with clients across time zones. Before a project is accepted, the written proposal states each of these points, so there are no surprises when you pay:
Who you contract with
Muhammad Nadeem, an independent freelance developer trading as RayyanSoftHub, working from Pakistan and Mexico.
Currency and payment schedule
The agreed currency, the amounts and the milestones they are tied to, written into the proposal.
Invoices, taxes and fees
How you are invoiced, any taxes that apply to your country, and who bears bank or transfer fees.
Delivery and support
Deliverables, review points, handover, ownership and any support period after launch.
No payment is due until the scope and commercial terms have been reviewed and accepted in writing. For cancellations and refunds, see the refund and cancellation policy and the terms and conditions.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you need. I will confirm the next response and discussion steps directly.
Contact me about a project