[consulting] Retainer Plans

[Jeff]

Hi Josh - thanks for your transparency :)

I'm interested that your minimum level retainer is 5 hours a week. We  
have numerous sites that would only need that many hours over a few  
months, to keep security updates current and so forth. Then once or  
twice a year on average we may do a more significant set of  
enhancements to their site.

How would a 5 hour-per-week retainer model handle this kind of  
situation?

Jeff

> We post our pricing information and policies on retainer agreements
> here: http://interactiveqa.com/development_services
> I prefer to get everything out in the open. No debating price or any  
> of
> that. To much new biz to wade through to make that worth it.
>
> Many people use retainer agreements where time is for a specific time
> period and that's it, and overages are charged at another rate.
> Particularly if you have a set quantity of resources that might be a
> good option.
>
> I want retainer agreements to be very attractive to clients, and in  
> some
> senses I think a retainer with us is better than the hiring an  
> employee.
> -
> Josh McCormack
> Owner, InteractiveQA
> Social Network Development & QA testing
> http://www.interactiveqa.com
> 917.620.4902
>
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