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- airey0
that's way to low. work out how many hours a week work you get or want to get. work out how much you need to earn to live at the level you need/want and then work the hourly rate from there. you're making them good money and saving them wages, holiday pay, insurance, etc etc, so don't undersell yourself. if they're asking then they're happy using you and therefore happy paying what you ant or close to it.
also, when i was freelancing i offered a cheaper hourly for clients that got me in for extended periods. the old give and take.