Most consultancies quote in private. Hamnett Enterprises publishes entry prices and typical project ranges for every practice, and the posts under this tag explain how those numbers are built and how they behave in practice. They cover what a fixed price includes and excludes, where a range is the fairer instrument, how a scoping call turns into a written quote, and what a visible number does for the quality of the enquiries that arrive. Where a post compares our prices with market rates, the source and the date of the comparison are stated. Where an engagement type stays individually negotiated, such as board mandates and transaction work, the post says why. The aim is that an owner can estimate the cost of a piece of work from the website alone, before the first conversation, and can hold us to it afterwards.
The average German consulting day cost €1,300 net in 2025. We put all 34 fixed prices of our six practices beside the German market range with a source for each, work out what a managing director in Frankfurt pays a top-tier firm, a boutique and a freelancer, and show the BAFA grant for Hessen on a worked example.
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What consulting costs in Germany: 34 prices vs the market →Most consultancies quote in private. We publish entry prices and typical project ranges, and this post lays out the reasoning: what a visible number does for enquiry quality, where fixed prices fit, where ranges fit, and why board mandates stay individually negotiated.
Why our consulting prices are on the website →