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The result
This offer pays
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for 11.5 hours of real work. That's $7.61 an hour under your $25 target.
$17.39 per hour
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- Your estimate
- $310
- More than they offered
- $110
- Hours the offer pays for
- 7.2 of 11.5 hrs
- After expenses
- $15.65/hr
Where your 11.5 hours go
- Production: 6 hrs
- Communication: 1.5 hrs
- Revisions: 3 hrs
- Delivery: 1 hr
- paid by the offer
- unpaid
4.3 hours go unpaid, and 5.5 hours are work outside production.
Your rate drops as hours grow
After your $20 in expenses, $200 spread over more hours pays less per hour.
- Offer, before expenses: $17.39/hr
- Offer, after $20.00 expenses: $15.65/hr
- Your target rate: $25.00/hr
After expenses, the offer pays $15.65 an hour for 11.5 hours. It pays your $25 target or more only up to 7.2 hrs.
The math
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