[znq]

There's no general number. It depends on the clients. We have huge companies that pay very well, but we also like to work with startups on interesting projects. If we're really interested in a project we usually try to figure out a way to make it work for everyone.

[zerr]

Interesting. Another thing is, how do you determine market price for the project? I mean, your prospective clients might also ask quotes to competing agencies. So how do you know your price is competitive enough?

[znq]

You never really know. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose ;-) But I think in the end people work with us because of our honesty, transparency and the flexibility to adapt to their needs: http://mobilejazz.com/philosophy

We also had cases where potential clients decided to go with a cheaper option and then came back to us to "rescue" the project.

In the end the price itself doesn't say too much. More important is the value you get for that price and that is different for every agency. There are things like quality, being pro-activity and recommending the right things to do (not those that make the agency the most money), experience beyond pure design & development (e.g. marketing apps, getting featured, high App Store ratings and reviews, etc.)