Estimate
Pack is a set of pre-designed spreadsheets for estimating a variety
of projects. Our template collection has been designed by
and for web, computer and other technology professionals. These materials are used by the various multimedia
professionals who created them, plus we have had new materials
created by special request. The collection as a whole will meet many
of your needs. The spreadsheets are designed to facilitate fast and
easy calculations for project estimates. These estimates can then be
fine tuned over time to become more and more accurate.
Every web, computer and other technology professional has their own unique combination of skills, experience,
overhead and value added benefits. Enter your own hourly rate and estimates for various components
of a project, and then adjust the final estimate based on your own unique
situation. Estimate Pack is low-cost and immediately downloadable. Supports many platforms such as Windows, Mac, Linux, Word & Office, OpenOffice, StarOffice, Word Perfect and Appleworks.
Once you have interviewed
the prospect and have a clear design, you will have a list
of all of the components needed to create your project. The spreadsheets
are designed to plug in your own rates along with the costs and quantities
of each component of the project, including commonly overlooked hidden costs. Our web, CD-ROM/DVD, video and general project estimate spreadsheets will calculate three different
payment plans to choose from. The calculations can be plugged into the
Contract Pack payment plan documents.
After each project, use the Per Page Average spreadsheet to calculate
how much you over or underestimated the project. Then edit your estimate
spreadsheet for the next project to account for the difference. For
example, if the page creation took longer than expected increase, your
time per page accordingly so the next estimate will be closer to the
actual time. Estimate Pack spreadsheets can be used by themselves or with our proposal,
contract and web planning materials.
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