This is a common question on the forum. The stock answer tends to be something like;
It is impossible to answer as pricing depends very much on the demand for your skills and the value of the dollar/pound/euro and other economic factors in the area that you are working.

My opinion is that the only common denominator is the fact that you have to make enough money to live on. If a client is offering you a one-off job, the rate for that should be at a premium, as opposed to a client that has an ongoing stream of work that will keep you busy for some time.

Sounds like a classic case of 'you get what you pay for.' A firm in india with no client contact is never going to be able to produce a brilliant site for the client, as they simply dont know exactly what the client wants.

But then if all you want is a clean generic site its probably quite a good option.

Hey looks great, i don't care about the fire hydrant but i do think the tar mac is to black make it more gray or dusty.