“We did have a daily rate when folks would come over. I would charge a daily rate, which would grow. But I like to avoid the hourly model.”

Andy Klump · Built to Sell Radio · Ep 566 From "Unsellable" to $112M, a Bootstrapped Sale to Intertek

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charged a daily rate for on-site client visits instead of an hourly rate

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