Four ways we bill
Pick the model that fits the work.
Fixed offers
One fee, agreed before we start.
The Opportunity Map, Launch Sprint and Project Recovery audit each have a set scope and length, and one fee agreed in writing.
See the offersProjects
A written plan and a quote.
Larger builds get a written plan and quote after a scoping call, with success measures agreed before any code.
Scope a projectDedicated engineers
Monthly, no long lock-in.
Billed monthly, scaled to the seniority and hours you need. Scale up or down as your roadmap changes.
Hire engineersHosting & support
Monthly, sized to the system.
Hosting, monitoring and an allowance for fixes and improvements, priced to what the system needs.
See supportWhy no rate card
A real number beats a guess.
Every project is different, so a rate card would either overcharge simple work or underprice complex work.
A short scoping call gets you a real number faster than a calculator would.
You always see the fee in writing before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice.
What shapes the fee
The four things that move the number.
Scope
How many workflows, screens or integrations are involved, and how clearly they are defined.
Systems
How many tools the work has to connect to, and whether they have usable APIs.
Risk
How sensitive the data is and how much testing, review and audit the work needs.
Timeline
How fast you need it, which decides how many engineers work on it at once.
Because scope drives cost. We would rather give you an accurate quote after one call than a range that means nothing.
No. The scoping call is free.
Yes. The Opportunity Map and Launch Sprint are designed as small, fixed first steps.