Need help on photo pricing

There is a constrcution company that want's me to to take pictures to there project ,they are general contractor and they built commercial buildings.They maintly want the pictures for there web-site used and other things.I'am maintly looking for a flat rate price and also giving them full royalty of the pictures.I would like to know a range price for this type of work.
Thank You.

Your profile indicates that you're an "Avionics Tech" in Miami, Florida so I take it that English is not your native language.

A proper use of the language and an attempt at correct spelling might assist you a bit.

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Bill
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BAK

There are no rules to pricing; it depends on the project and the markets, and the location, and the client's budget, and more.

If it was me, I'd charge by time, split into two units. One set of time for taking the pictures, and one set of time for whatever computer processing was necessary.

I charge $150 and hour for a three hour minimum, or $1200 a day, without worrying about starting early or working late.

Significant expenses are extra, but I don't charge mileage with the same city.

Since it appears you are not a real pro, you might charge half this, assuming the client is doing you a favor by offering you the chance to earn some money, while the client is saving some money.

Be careful doing construction photography; it can be dangerous.

And don't accept the project unless you can deliver excellent results. It's not fair to your client, nor to photographers who could do the job for full rates, properly.

BAK

Must be someone different!
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Regards,
(afka Wile E. Coyote)
Bill
PSAA
Equipment in profile.
http://www.wmdturner.com

If you can visualize it, then create it in the camera, finish it off with the print that matches your mind's eye then you are, most likely, a master...