When is a fixed-price package worth it compared to the flat rate?
In short and in plain language
This is about when a fixed price suits you better than the flat rate.
A fixed price often suits a clear task. Examples are a new television or better Wi-Fi.
For several small or unclear things, the flat rate is often cheaper.
We are happy to advise you first. You find both options on the prices page.
A fixed-price package is usually the simplest choice when it is clear from the outset what the task is, for example setting up a new smart TV or improving the Wi-Fi. You then pay a set amount whether the solution takes 40 or 80 minutes, and carry no time risk.
If, on the other hand, it is about several small jobs that are quickly done, or it is still unclear what exactly needs doing, the home-visit flat rate is often cheaper, because many tasks fit within the included hour. As a rule of thumb: a clearly defined task means fixed price, several small or unclear matters mean flat rate. We are happy to advise beforehand, and an overview of both models is on the prices page.