: Re: A friendlier way to write charges or fees to clients? What is a better way to write in an email to tell my client that I will charge him a fee of say 0? Often, I feel very reluctant
"The cost of the development and hosting is 0. / The hosting and development will cost 0" are both fine.
I also use "I estimate the hosting and development will cost 0" if it's genuinely an estimate which might change.
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