Mib Software Rate Card

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It is foolish to shop on rate alone when studies have shown factor of 10 variations in productivity from programmer to programmer and shop to shop.

Mib Software has competitive, reasonable rates when the work accomplished and delivered is considered. Mib Software knows that these rates aren't for everyone because some insist on getting less by paying less.

Customers have a right to understand the economic advantages in getting more by paying a little more. It is reasonable to want to discuss this "up front." Mib Software wants to learn about your application. Contact us to discuss how specific experience and engineered software costs less in the long run.

• Mib Software does quote projects on a fixed "per-project" basis.
  
• Call to discuss productivity and how to compare with the productivity metrics you are already using.
  
• "Per-line" programming costs can be used when organizations are already using "per-line" rates internally.
  

• Hourly. Call for rate. Discount for long term assignments.
  
• Accounting in 15 minute increments.
  

• Contract Programming: Standard rate
  
  • Hourly. Call for rate. Discount for long term assignments.
    
  • Accounting in 15 minute increments.
    
  • Extraordinary expenses (long distance travel, etc.) billed additionally.
    Contract programming can be available at a "per line" rate also.
    
  
  
• Contract Programming: quoted (fixed) cost per project
  Projects considered individually and quoted as a package.
  
  • May be more economical.
    
  • Defined cost
    
  • For well-defined, longer-term projects (exceeding 50-100 hours.)
    
  
  
• Contract Programming: Standard "per line" rate
  Available only to organizations already measuring and using "per-line"
  rates internally.
  
  
  • Code is delivered complete and tested. (Implementation, test, checkout)
    
  • Match your coding standards
    
  • Debugged using unit testing.
    
  • Internal documentation (in-line comments)
    
  • External documentation such as theory of operation (when
    necessary.)
    
    
  • Premium or discounts as applicable. (Complexity, etc.)
    
  • Rates adjusted as mutual experience is gained.