SleepingBean - Prices

SleepingBean - We make banner advertisements and design web sites that help your small business grow

At Sleeping Bean you'll find very affordable pricing options. When Sleeping Bean began, more than five years ago, the realization of what it takes to start a small business really sunk in - It is a competitive market and is difficult being a small fish in a big pond.

Many retails in the natural products industry settled for amateur web sites and mediocre printed and electronic advertisements because high quality services were simply not in their budget. Sleeping Bean strives to cater to these businesses with professional products and service priced for the small family operated business.

Sleeping Bean creates custom banner advertisements at a fixed price of $30 per banner. If you know that you'll need several banners, be sure to let Sleeping Bean know - The cost per banner advertisements decreases signifigantly when you order in quantity.

Multimedia work, which typically requires more sophisticated tools and an expanded skill set, is typically billed at a rate of $40 per hour. Sleeping Bean provides at-a-glance estimates to help you understand the effort early in the process. Sleeping Bean has priced its services very affordably when compared with many design firms. This positions Sleeping Bean to uniquely partner with budget-conscious start-ups and home-based businesses. In addtion, full web design jobs can be quoted out at a flat rate, which typically results in signifigant savings over the course of the design and launch.

Sleeping Bean's web design is not typically billed at a flat fee or hourly rate. Each creation is unique, and therefore the prices fluctuate based on the design. Contact Sleeping Bean to begin discussing your unique project needs! Typical engagements settle on a plan that accepts the payment of 30% (of the total project estimate) for initial design activity, another 30% on delivery, and the remaining 40% a few weeks after deployment. Sleeping Bean realizes that your financial situation may not always allow the amount of work that you'd like, so creative pricing plans (e.g. barter, percentage of sales, advertising, etc.) are certainly worth discussion!