Price Check for the Mosh???

[Mosh]

Doing these rider signs 6"x24" that have custom printed codes to read from a smart phone. Charging $25 each, the customer is fliping out, but keeps coming back. Out of line???? Normal Riders I get $10 each, but you have to get 10 at a shot.

 

[SignManiac]

Sounds reasonable to me.

 

[cdiesel]

I wouldn't do 'em for that...

 

[GB2]

How are they constructed?

 

[SignosaurusRex]

Sounds reasonable to me.

Kinda like having to call the plumber......you don't like the price but you don't like not being able flush when need be.

 

[Border]

$25 for a one-off anything sounds too cheap! Unless they email you a vector, cut-ready file and no time-sucking phone calls!

 

[SignosaurusRex]

$25 for a one-off anything sounds too cheap! Unless they email you a vector, cut-ready file and no time-sucking phone calls!

...Ain't that the truth!

 

[Locals Find!]

I do custom QR Riders for Realtors all over the Country I charge $100 just to become a part of my program and $25 each rider once your in. I also control the pages the qr codes land on. Mine are also 4mil coroplast. I don't know what material your using.

I think your right in line Mosh. Maybe even charge more if your using better material than me as a substrate.

 

[ddarlak]

prices are spot on for coro riders

 

[CES020]

Next time they flip out, tell them it's not like you're charging $15,000 to put a sign in the yard and show people the house when they call until it sells.

We flipped a house several years ago, they put the sign in the yard on Saturday, did an open house on Sunday, had the signed contract on Sunday night. They made $12,000 on that house and spent 5 hours on the job.

I think $25 for a rider is a little less profitable then their chosen career.