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For the most part, contract climbers are hired to do what the hiring company can't. Definitely short term use, not unlike renting a specialize tool. They should be fully insured and self contained. This can not be viewed in the same way, or measured against what you would pay an employee...

One of the local companies here will sometimes take on a job that needs a climber. He knows me and bids accordingly. So definitely not a regular thing but I sure enjoy making a mess that we don't have to clean up. Insurance is different in each state. If you don't want him to be an employee...

That doesn't sound high to me, but I guess it depends on how much you plan on using him and for what. I charge $100 to $150 per hour depending on how bad it is.