would you rather be underestimated or overestimated?
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would you rather be underestimated or overestimated?
Thanks for the poll request, anonymous! Keep 'em coming, folks.
Would you rather...
Be underestimated
Be overestimated
Why most freelancers underestimate project costs (and how to stop)
Developer freelancers almost always estimate based on the happy path. The happy path: everything works first time, the client knows exactly what they want, no third-party APIs behave unexpectedly, and feedback comes back within a day. Real projects do not look like the happy path. A simple adjustment: after estimating the happy path, apply a multiplier. 1.3x for well-defined projects with clear specs. 1.6x for projects with some ambiguity. 2.0x for significant unknowns. 2.5x for legacy codebases or complex integrations. This feels too high the first time you use it. After a few projects, it starts to feel accurate.
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Do I have any friends who do freelance writing? I’m trying to price a project I just got and I’m having a really hard time. I’d love some suggestions! :)
Dear AD, recently I read a question here talking about "quotes"? Could you explain what that means?
Quotes are price estimates. You “quote” a price for a client so they can decide if they can afford you.
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Our good friend and great source for all things Tesla in China, Mr. Vincent, has shared news that Tesla Model 3 delivery estimates for China have started rolling out.