HOW WE
WORK.
Custom software is priced on what it is, not a plan you pick off a page. So instead of tiers, here’s exactly how an engagement runs — and how you know what it costs before you commit.
THE FOUR STEPS
From a fifteen-minute call to something your team runs.Scoping call
Fifteen minutes. You tell us where the store hurts; we tell you what’s automatable, what it’s roughly worth, and whether we’re the right people to build it. No deck, no obligation.
Fixed-scope proposal
We write down exactly what we’ll build, what it costs, and when you’ll have it. One price for the piece of work, agreed before anyone starts — no open-ended hourly meter.
Build & review
We build against your real systems, on a copy first. You see progress in working software, not status reports, and steer while it’s still cheap to change.
Launch & handover
We ship it, test it in the wild, and hand over something your team can run. Ongoing support is a separate, optional arrangement — not a lock-in.
ONE PRICE.
AGREED FIRST.
Every project is quoted as a fixed price for a defined scope, agreed before we start. A small automation or integration is a few thousand dollars; a full agent build wired into your systems is more. The scoping call is where that number gets real.
Enterprise-grade work, sized and priced for a business that ships real orders — not a corporate budget.
No tiers
Priced on what the work is, not a plan picked off a page.
No hourly meter
One price for the piece of work, set before a line is written.
No lock-in
You get something your team can run. Support is optional.