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Do you charge a flat fee or by the hour?

His firm stood to make a flat fee of more than $1 million for each search.

At present, they pay a flat fee for a license.

These services provide all the songs you want at one flat fee.

The flat fee rates for second and third have increased some since I retired.

Some will help on a consulting basis, for a flat fee.

Each of the five private agencies that run the program gets paid a flat fee, no matter how many people they place in jobs.

To do this, a flat fee is paid for each device added to the plan.

The package system - a flat fee for an open bar - is growing less popular.

A growing number of health plans are paying flat fees for treatments.

The owners so far have offered only a 10 percent increase in the smaller flat fees now paid.

The university doctors were often paid a flat fee for their work, no matter how many patients they actually enrolled.

He is guaranteed a flat fee regardless of the day's market price.

He said that because the firm took a flat fee for the work "this was not a regular commission."

They usually call nearby numbers because local calls are charged at a flat fee, not by the minute.

And always avoid a flat fee, unless it's something so well defined nothing can go wrong.

The men paid a flat fee for entry, then were allowed to do whatever the hell they wanted.

Sometimes I charge a flat fee that includes all my expenses.

Or a flat fee regardless of how many transactions I have?

Random House officials said he was paid a flat fee, which they would not disclose.

In recent years, 40 to 50 films made outside China, mostly small independent ones, have been sold for flat fees there.

But the flat fee, small as it is, has discouraged credit card use.

The courses are offered for a flat fee and carry no credit toward a college degree.

Originally, she was paid the standard flat fee of £30 for Sunday studio work.

Flat Fee may not be the best choice for sellers who have moved away from the area where their home is located, either.