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My estimate seems high. What can I do?
My estimate seems high. What can I do?

Explanation and what to do if pricing is higher than expected.

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Written by Yuvaraj
Updated over 3 years ago

Our artists are only allowed to take on tasks and projects they know they can solve and they are asking you questions in order to get your project properly defined and crystal clear as to the deliverables.

This results in accurate estimates that are based on the scope to be completed.

Naturally, our artist's estimates are not always aligned with your budget, but they will tell you why your budget might be off. They are following our strict pricing policies and you can trust them to always treat you professionally and with respect.

What you can do if your estimate seems too high:

  1. Ask them politely to help explain how the estimate is broken down.

  2. Reduce the scope of work to the priority items you need help with. The creative directors can adjust their estimate accordingly if they are still able to help.

We should also make sure you know the estimated number you get already includes Renderby's 12.5% fee.

As you can see there are a number of ways to continue the discussion if initially you feel the estimate you've been provided is too high.


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