Commission - determination of the offered price

Discussion started by jm46svk

Hi All,

I'm thinking of placing an order for a 3D model, but I have a problem determining the price offered. My area is 2D, so I have no idea the time needed for modeling I need. I've tried to look for similar projects, but it's complicated. There are few of them. I only need a low poly 3d model with a nice clean topology + UV maps. I will do the textures, materials, rendering myself. It is a historic building 60m x 10m, 3 floors, which is symmetrical, medium difficulty details. Only photographs will be used as a basis. Do you have for me /as newcomer/ any advice on how to set the right bid and not upset people with too low a bid

or not make a mistake and offer too much?

thanks, Jany

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Posted about 4 years ago
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I suggest you try to find the closest looking model here on cgt and contact that artist via "hire me" button so you can try to make a deal with him/her to make you that building model that you need. Regarding price, more details will be needed, details as: what is polycount limit? Is there interior? Are details modeled or done with textures (details as roof paneling)etc. Artist will tell you how much he/she charge for that kind of a job and you can try to negotiate that. Good luck.

LowPolyVehicles wrote
In my opinion there isn't such thing as paying too much or upset someone by offering low. Here on cgt you can find 3 exactly the same models with 3 different prices, it all depends how much someone appreciate their work and the level of quality.
Posted about 4 years ago
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I am freelancer, and i have job to do, designing and providing .stl file for printing of a 1:20 full working crane model, since this is my first project, I am not sure about the fees I should charge to the client, can any one suggest???... ( and that crane having more than 60 small PCs which I have to provide in .stl format

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