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How to write an estimate for the development of a site without a clear understanding of its concept?
The situation is as follows: there is a good opportunity to fit into the development of a very large project, but before the final signing of the contract, the beginning of the preparation of technical specifications, etc., the customer requires an estimate. To be honest, I have never had to work according to such a scheme before, but dictating your terms to a serious customer is fraught with his refusal, which I would not like very much. So the question is, how to make an estimate and not be fooled, if there is no complete understanding of what and how? I understand that the situation is a bit idiotic, but it happens ...
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well, standardly overprice to fit in exactly
and you will have an estimate,
and when they ask why ask for it
Correctly. Take money for the preparation of technical specifications. Then draw up an estimate and take the same money for it. And there you will see what and how much.
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