Market Discussions

First is this a price you are wanting to get for things you are hauling....
Or a price you are wanting to set for things you are Sending

and also, with all things it depends on the size of the item, what the item is (colateral/trust in the trader), and WHERE it has to go/travel through

If you need to set a blanket number like that though look to red frog or black frog for their rates.

On edit deleted entire old post. added math

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My edit:
To clarify if you were sending 900k m3 then you would pay 3,690,000 per jump (for 12 jumps = 44,280,000)
for 125k m3 you would pay 512,500 per jump (for 12 jumps = 6,150,000)
for 4k m3 you would pay 16,400 per jump ( for 12 jumps = 196,800)

For everything it seems like your 4.10 is quite generous, except on the low end for the smaller amount. You need to set a minimum value of say half a million for small items to entice people to move them.

In the mid range your 4.10 value should ensure that your item gets moved but round that down to 5 million and I would think it would still get moved. as long as you were only taking up the 125k.

The very large order would be questionable even at that pay rate because it eliminates the ability to take any more orders at the same time so you would have to make it worth it to them to take such a large order, probably just need to break it up into smaller ones.

Hope that helps.

Just charge 500K per jump, or 500K per warp... it's competitive for High-Sec freighter runs.

You'll waste too much time haggling if you charge on the nature of the cargo -- at which point you won't make a profit worth the effort due to wasted time.

Fly safe.

Thank you for Push Industries. Are there other companies like these two that offer online quoting?

So here is the simple way of doing things:

- experiment


Make a price and see how long its takes for your stuff to move. If it is too fast lower the price and if it is too low increase it until you are satisfied with the result.


Simple....