Different companies may do things different ways - and LD's experience may not hold true across the board.
Deborah, I'm not allowed to play in that sandbox (even if I wanted to), so I don't have any experience to offer. However, as we've probably all learned, it's much easier to come down a tad on fees than it is to increase them, so my gut is saying to not be afraid to shoot high, ask lots of questions, and don't assume. If you're still doing the whole signing - even if it's electronically - my guess would be to charge at least what you were charging before.
Aside from any additional per-signing costs you may need to incur, you're having to pay extra to get qualified to do these to begin with (which has value) and if you're one of the few who has jumped onboard and is willing to take these on, I'd think that's worth a significant amount, too.
Hope this helps at least in terms of perspective...
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