Greetings! My data below is not very well formatted cause of form. Also this is national avg. pricing. I run a Internet Dev Shop and we found that if they choose you because of how low your price is the will expect to get "deals" on every job. We price a little below the average as we re-enforce that those prices are on standard services. As soon as feature creep sets in we break out the price sheet.
Last thought b4 data, If you provide quality
service you can price yourself above the rest,word of mouth will support you.
The data below isfrom this url
http://www.sourcinginterests.org/ResearchReportSummaries/OutsourcingPricing.htm
hope this helps!
Service Function by Title Average
($) Minimum
($) Maximum
($) Number of
Respondents
Consultant, Business Strategy 264.48 175 465 14
Consultant, IT/Network Architecture 247.65 150 375 18
Consultant, Customer Care and Front Office 213.94 114 355 13
Consultant, OSS and Back Office 216.40 131.25 355 13
Consultant, Enterprise Security 240.36 175 350 16
Network Engineer/Planner 208.23 125 312.50 15
Site Engineer/Planner 180.08 95 250 12
Software Load Engineer/Planner 193.78 130 250 9
Application Developer 196.86 130300 7
Integration/Installation Engineer/ Technician: Hardware 55.27 85 250 15
Integration/ Installation Engineer/ Technician: Software 158.04 70 312.50 13
Program Manager 242.95 175 355 15
Project Manager 207.49 105 312.50 18
Site Manager 179 78 250 13
Trainer 178.80 122 250 9
Test and Turn-Up Engineer (Initial Equipment Test) 141.46 85 215 13
Telephone/Online Technical Support Engineer (Troubleshoot) 137.85 64 250 13
On-site TechnicalSupport Engineer (Troubleshoot) 148.64 85 250 14
