>>What I do here is $500 a day plus expenses.
>>The $500 'per day' is only billed on days that I'm onsite.
>>If it's 3 or more days thn I cover the airfare.
>>...and of course I try to be rasonable about the expenses. i.e., Don't stay in $700 a nite hotel rooms and eat $300 meals...but natuarally not staying in the getto and eating at McDonald's either...hahaha
>>Also, in my case I don't change the rates based on the number of people I'm training - if its one person at a desk or 50 people in a conference room the rate remains the same.
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>>With all that being said, my *guess* is that I'm doing this cheaper than most.
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>Yes, your rate for a day of training is less than for many people I know. And the rest is very reasonable. Thank you for your input.

True, the rate for training is indeed lower than most, but in my case it was a trade-off as it makes the software easier to sell.