Pricing
Starting prices, and an honest account of what moves them. Every project is quoted fixed after we've scoped it.
From $500fixed
A two-week review of your current systems and a prioritized plan. Often the right first step, and there's no obligation to build with us afterwards.
What moves the number
From $2,000
A conversion-focused site and the lead system behind it — capture, routing, follow-up, and attribution.
What’s includedWhat moves the number
From $2,000
One named system — support agent, document extraction, knowledge assistant — built with evaluations and monitoring, not just a working prompt.
What’s includedWhat moves the number
From $3,000
Admin panels, dashboards, and workflow automation with real permissions and an audit trail.
What’s includedWhat moves the number
From $3,000per sprint
Custom applications, APIs, integrations, and feature sprints for teams who need to ship without hiring.
What’s includedWhat moves the number
From $800per month
Ongoing support, improvements, and new automations after a build. Monthly, cancellable, with a written review each month.
What moves the number
These are floors, not estimates. Most engagements land above them, and we’d rather you knew the shape of the number before a call than after one.
How a quote gets set
Week 0
A free 30-minute call, no deck. We ask what's not working and what you've already tried. You get back a written summary of the problem as we understand it, which is also the first test of whether we understood it.
3–5 days
We map the system, name the constraints and the risks, and decide what sits outside the scope. Then you get a fixed quote with milestones, so you know the price and the shape of the thing before anything is built.
Questions
Because a fixed number on a page would be a guess, and you'd rightly discount it. These are honest floors - the smallest version of each engagement we'd take on. The real number comes after the Architect stage, in writing, before anything is built.
After the Architect stage, usually three to five days. You get a fixed price and a milestone schedule and approve both before we start. If it comes back higher than expected you can stop there - the architecture summary is yours either way.
We re-quote the delta openly. We won't absorb it silently and get quietly resentful, and we won't pretend it was always in scope.
No. We're a services business and we'd rather be straightforwardly good at that than a bad investor on the side.
Tell us what's not working. If we can help, we'll say how.
