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All information provided here is subject to change
with or without notice. Please read the general notes that apply to all
services and the footnotes for
specific services for clarifications and
restrictions.
| Service |
Rate |
Footnote |
| Custom Application
Development |
|
|
| Create
application specifications |
$65/hour |
1 |
| Coding
client server applications |
$65/hour |
2 |
| Coding
non-client server applications |
$50/hour |
2 |
| Consulting |
$65/hour |
3 |
| Conversions/Porting |
$65/hour |
4 |
| Help Authoring –
Windows |
$150/page, $135/page
for 4+ pages, $120/page for 8+ pages |
5 |
| Intranet and
Internet |
|
|
| Digital
Pictures |
$25/picture |
|
| Hosting - Personal
Plan |
$45/quarter,
$25 setup, $0.12/MB over 125MB/month transfer,
$1/MB over 5MB storage. |
6 |
| Hosting - Basic Plan |
$135/quarter,
$50/setup, $100/InterNIC Domain Registration,
$0.12/MB over 500MB/month transfer, $1/MB over
20MB storage |
6 |
| Hosting - Commerce
Plan |
$270/quarter,
$50/setup, $100/InterNIC Domain Registration,
$0.12/MB over 1000MB/month transfer, $1/MB over
50MB storage. |
6 |
| Image
Editing |
$50/hour |
|
| Intranet/Internet
Programming |
$65/hour; ½ hour
minimum |
7 |
| OCR
Cleanup |
$50/hour |
|
| Scanning
– Text |
$20/page, $18/page
for 4+ pages, $16/page for 8+ pages |
8 |
| Scanning – Pictures |
$10/picture |
8 |
| Server,
in-house, setup |
$75/hour |
|
| Static Site Design &
Creation |
$150/page, $135/page
for 4+ pages, $120/page for 8+ pages |
9 |
| Static
Site Maintenance |
$15/page for basic
editing |
|
| Verify
links |
$25; $1/hyperlink
fixed |
10 |
| Mixed Operating System
Solutions |
Based on task; $50
minimum |
11 |
| Networking |
|
12 |
| Lantastic |
$50/hour |
|
| Novell,
Windows NT |
$65/hour |
|
| Research |
$65/hour |
|
| Rush any service |
Add 50% to rate |
13 |
| Spreadsheet Automation |
$65/hour; ½ hour
minimum |
14 |
| Training |
$65/hour, $230 for 4
hour blocks, $410 for 8 hour blocks |
15 |
| Travel |
|
16 |
| Local
– within Womelsdorf |
No Charge |
|
| Local
– Berks County |
$25/hour |
|
| Outside
of Berks County |
$25/hour plus
expenses |
|
| Miscellaneous
services and products |
Cost + 10% |
17 |
Package Pricing
You can benefit from a reduced rate by purchasing the
following services at the same time:
Benefits of utilizing a retainer
If you plan to utilize our services over the course of
several months, you may wish to establish a retainer with
us; doing so will reap the following benefits:
| Initial
Retainer |
Monthly
balance must be this amount or greater |
Benefits |
| $2,000 |
$1,000 |
10% discount; 0.25
hour minimum. |
| $5,000 and + |
$2,500 |
20% discount; 0.25
hour minimum. |
SOHO Advantage
If you are a one to three-person company that has been
in business for 5 years or less, you are entitled to a
10% discount on all services we provide with a quarter
hour billing minimum. This benefit is not cumulative with
any of the retainer benefits.
- A written proposal/quote is available upon
request. Depending on the nature of the project
we can work with fixed investments, and
investments not to exceed a given amount.
- None of the services listed includes hardware or
any software utilized to provide or benefit from
the service.
- None of the rates reflects Pennsylvania sales
tax; all of the services we provide are taxable
within the state of Pennsylvania.
- Any service whose known or estimated value
exceeds $499 requires a written contract and a
40% deposit with milestone payments, and payment
upon completion. We require a deposit equal to
the cost of services and product we do not
provide. We also reserve the right to ask for a
signed contract under any circumstances.
- All web hosting services require payment for
three months up front, along with a written
contract; minimum contract duration is for three
months.
- Unless specified, hourly rates require a one hour
minimum; we bill on quarter hour increments after
the minimum billing time has been met.
- Any billing handled outside of deposits,
milestone payments, and completion payments are
due net fifteen.
- Charges for toll telephone calls and postage is
billed at cost.
- PMP Computer Solutions retains the copyright to
all software created in any programming project,
including Intranet and Intranet, unless specific
arrangements and considerations are made prior to
the start of the project.
| 1 |
Application
specifications include all of the necessary
language-independent materials – system
level flow charts, application level flow charts,
system design guidelines, and application design
guidelines – for any programmer to utilize
in the coding, testing, and implementation of an
application. |
| 2 |
Current languages
supported include Clarion, Clipper, COBOL,
Delphi, Pascal, UniBasic, and Visual Basic for
Windows. Current platforms supported include
Windows 3.xx, 95, NT, and Unix. Application
specifications must be provided. We make use of
R.A.D. language features to speed development
time. |
| 3 |
We can consult with
you in the following areas: computer languages,
computer hardware, groupware, Intranet, Internet,
operating systems, and porting in the spheres of
selection, implementation, and utilization. |
| 4 |
Conversions/porting
can be accomplished for the following platforms:
Windows 3.xx, 95, NT, and Unix. Porting of
applications requires either direct access to the
source code or complete application
specifications; porting of data requires direct
access to the data to be ported. |
| 5 |
One page is
considered 8.5" x 14" or less. Digital
pictures, image editing, OCR cleanup, and
scanning are not included. |
| 6 |
Hosting services do
not provide dial-up capability; any maintenance
to the site must be done via FTP, FrontPage, or
similar product capable of providing FTP
services.
Personal Plan - 5MB storage,
125MB-transfer limit (no FTP or F.P).
Basic Plan – 20MB storage,
500MB-transfer limit.
Commerce Plan – 50MB
storage, 1000MB-transfer limit, shopping cart,
and MSQL database. |
| 7 |
We are capable of
Intranet/Internet programming in Perl, Java,
JavaScript, or VBScript. |
| 8 |
Scanning does not
include OCR cleanup or image editing. |
| 9 |
One page is
considered 8.5" x 14" or less. Digital
pictures, hosting, image editing, OCR cleanup,
programming, and scanning are not included.
Static WWW pages can be made interactive with
Intranet/Internet Programming. |
| 10 |
Verification checks
the accuracy of all hyperlinks; fixing of
hyperlinks (where possible) is extra.
Verification of links is done at no cost for all
page design, creation, and maintenance services. |
| 11 |
Since these services
can cover a wide area of subtleties, all rates
will be based on a task by task basis. |
| 12 |
Setup includes
configuring application, communication, database,
file, and print services. None of the network
service rates includes installing user
applications or the transferring of files. |
| 13 |
Rush service fees do
not apply when dealing with contractually
schedule projects; we reserve the right to refuse
any request for a rushed service. |
| 14 |
Spreadsheet software
supported is Lotus or Excel for Windows; VBA will
be used in Excel 5+. |
| 15 |
We provide on-site
training in all of the Microsoft Office
Professional products, Windows as well as any
application we develop. |
| 16 |
Travel is based on
the current local of the nearest technician or
Womelsdorf (whichever is closer). |
| 17 |
Services and
products we do not provide are delivered at cost
plus 10%. |
Glossary of terms
| Term |
Definition |
| Bandwidth --- WWW |
The amount of data
(usually in bytes) that can be transmitted
(downloaded) monthly before additional charges
take place. |
| Conversion (Porting) |
Taking an
application and its data and moving it to a
different platform or format. |
| Custom Application |
Software that
provides functionality not available by
off-the-shelf software programs. |
| Dial-up --- WWW |
An "on
ramp" to the Internet; the service which
allows one to "dial" into the Internet
through their communication lines. |
| Digital picture |
A photograph stored
in a format recognizable and useable by
computers. |
| Document --- WWW |
Any file (graphical,
multimedia, or textual) on the World Wide Web. |
| Domain Name |
Moniker; simple way
to specify the address/URL of a web site. |
| Graphic |
Any picture or font
that must remain in binary format in order to be
used. |
| Hosting --- WWW |
The storage of WWW
documents in a fashion accessible by WWW
browsers. Hosting services can be independent of
dial-up services. |
| HTML |
Hypertext Markup
Language; the language used to create and
maintain World Wide Web pages. |
| Image Editing |
Adjusting the
quality, features, color, shape, or size of an
image. |
| Interactive
Site/Page |
Site or documents
that can be automatically updated or provide a
measure of interaction with the reader. |
| Intranet |
An internal version
of the Internet. |
| Macros |
A series of
commands, usually transparent to the user, that
executes a given task that is repetitive in
nature. |
| Mixed O.S. Solutions |
Mixed operating
system solutions provides the ability for
applications, operating systems, and hardware
that do not normally interact with one another to
communicate and interact. |
| OCR |
Optical character
recognition. The software utilizes to convert
scanned text from a graphical format to a textual
(word processing) format. |
| OCR Cleanup |
The act of spelling
checking and correcting errors that occur during
the OCR process. |
| R.A.D. |
Rapid Application
Development. Tools, utilities, or built-in
language features that can greatly speed up the
development of an application. |
| SOHO |
Small Office/Home
Office. |
| Specifications
– Application |
The documentation
(blue prints) necessary for a programmer to start
developing (coding and testing) an application. |
| Static Site/Page |
Site or documents
that only change when manually updated; documents
that provide no means of interacting with the
reader. |
| URL |
Universal Resource
Locator; means of proving a street address of an
Intranet/Internet document. |
| VBA |
Visual Basic for
Applications; a program scripting language that
replaces macros. |
| WWW |
World Wide Web. |
| WWW Browser |
An application
capable of viewing documents on the World Wide
Web. |
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