What would you charge someone for a set of 10 icons like these?

>>2501928
Don't know; never had much of a need for an icon. I can only think of developers having a need for that.

How long would an icon take to make on average?

>>2501936

Yeah the client is an indie dev, but he has a budget and I've worked with him before so I can charge somewhat in the pro range (not that I'm a big deal or anything).

I'd say an icon takes 2-3 hours. Can definitely do 3-4 on a good day. Ofc some are more complex than others.

>>2501928
it doesn't depend on the time required, or your skill level, but how much the client is willing to pay for it. /ic/ is retarded at this, you better ask >>>/biz/

also, after 10, a quantity discount doesn't really makes sense

>>2501928
Depends on the quality of your work and how long they take, as well as how much feedback and back and forth you will need to do. I would give a discount for a larger volume, but would make sure to still get a reasonable rate on them. $400 for 10 sounds a bit low to me unless you are knocking each one out in under an hour.

>>2501948
I'd say maybe a simple formula is
>$50 flat
>$40-80 per icon depending on your skill
You could probably drop the flat fee after a certain point as well. Or just ignore it in general.

>>2501956
>$40-80 per icon depending on your skill

That seems fair.

I think I'll bill 60$ per icon, but I'm really tempted to propose this

single icon 60$
10 icons 500$ (50$ p/u)
25 icons 1k$ (40$ p/u)

I think I will actually head over to biz, they seem a bit more experienced with these questions and they aren't too relevant for /ic/ anyway.

>>2502104
link to thread so we can read too