Pricing
Pricing you know
before we build
Every engagement starts with a written scope and a fixed price for it. Here are the four ways teams work with us. The first conversation is free.
Product or workflow diagnostic
Scope is unclear, or something already built is failing. Send the live app — a URL is enough to start, you do not need the repo or your old developer's cooperation — and we write down what we find.
What’s Included
- Written findings within 48 hours
- For an app: payments, webhooks, auth & data traced
- For a workflow: the steps, tools and handoffs mapped
- A keep, repair, rebuild or automate recommendation
- Yours to keep whether or not you hire us
- · Every engagement is quoted as one written scope at one fixed price, agreed before we build.
- · You own the code, infrastructure, and accounts from day one.
- · Third-party costs (hosting, APIs, app store fees) are billed at cost.
- · If scope changes mid-build, we re-quote before building. No surprise invoices.
- · Larger builds are invoiced against milestones, and each milestone becomes yours on delivery of that milestone, not on final payment.
- · If we stopped tomorrow you would still hold the repository, the infrastructure and every account, documented. An unstarted sprint is refundable in full.
- · We are small on purpose, so we take fewer projects at once. If we are full we will say so and give you a date rather than start yours late.
What happens after you book a call
Something to click on day one
You get a link on day one, not a kickoff deck. It will be ugly and half-empty, and it will already do the one thing your product has to do.
A Loom every 48 hours
Two minutes of screen recording, sent whether the news is good or bad. You watch it on your clock — we work async-first and ship while US teams sleep.
Launch and hand over
Bad news comes first with a plan. We deploy, test, hand over code and accounts, then include two weeks of fixes.
Monitoring and a roadmap
Monitoring, performance work and a written technical-debt assessment. You leave with a 90-day roadmap another engineer could pick up without calling us.
For a clearly scoped Production MVP, launch week is day 21. Larger builds get a written milestone plan instead of a single sprint.