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This is sort of in the eye of the beholder is it not? There are a lot of design companies out there that use templates to get someone´s site up and running pretty quick and charge maybe $100.00 for the same site you might be charging $200.00 for.

So, with your first few sites I would say the $175-200.00 range per site would be about right. Then, as you progress and gain more skill you can increase your hourly rate to the $50-$75 an hour range, BUT ONLY if you offer a real creative and unique solution on each and every web site you create. If you stick with templates and make every site look sort of similar you cannot charge premium prices. Once you get to that advanced level, you can price your sites to be more at the $400.00 range for that basic site.

Hope this helps.

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