
Pricing
I keep pricing simple, predictable, and human. No subscriptions, no retainers, no surprise charges — just clear, task‑based pricing and honest communication from the start.
What Most People Pay
Most one‑time tasks fall in the $25–$100 range, depending on complexity. Larger or more involved projects may cost more, but I’ll always give you a clear quote before any work begins.
You only pay after the work is complete. It’s a little risky for me, but I prefer it — it keeps things honest, and it means you never pay for something I can’t fix.
What’s Included
Here are the kinds of things that typically fall within that $25–$100 range:
- Fixing issues within your Windows-based software
- Troubleshooting browser‑based tools
- Updating or configuring software
- Cleaning up settings or preferences
- Helping you understand how something works
- Small website or WordPress tasks
- Light content edits or formatting
- Quick research or “can you figure this out for me?” requests
- Simple Salesforce user maintenance (adding a new user or updating an existing user)
More advanced Salesforce work is quoted separately.
If it happens on your Windows computer or inside the browser on your PC, there’s a good chance I can help.
What Affects the Final Cost
Every task is a little different, but pricing is usually based on:
- How complex the issue is
- How many steps are involved
- Whether I need to log in to multiple accounts
- Whether research or testing is required
- Whether the task expands once we dig in
You’ll always get a clear quote before anything starts — no surprises.
Turnaround Time
Turnaround time varies depending on the task, but I’ll include an estimated timeframe in your quote so you know exactly what to expect.
Ready for a Quote?
Tell me what you need, and I’ll send a clear, no‑pressure estimate.
No upselling. No jargon. No stress.
Just straightforward help when you need it — Click here to Ask Elder!