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Pricing

Every price, on the record.

The same From prices and entry offers published on each service page, collected on one sheet. These are the anchors; the number you sign is written into a fixed-scope plan before work begins.

Fixed scope

Every engagement starts with a written plan: deliverables, timeline, and the investment, before any work begins.

Weekly artifacts

You see real work every week. Progress is something you review, every week, on the record.

Entry fees credit forward

Each group's entry offer is paid diagnosis, and the fee credits toward whatever you build next.

Compare the whole project cost

A useful comparison separates the initial build from the cost of keeping it running. Ask for these three parts in your scope.

Implementation

Define the workflow, connected systems, access, migration and acceptance tests. A starting price covers the published entry scope; extra systems or requirements need a written estimate.

Ongoing support

Agree who maintains integrations, handles failed actions and reviews changes. Recurring support, hosting and software subscriptions should each be identified in the proposal.

Usage and outside costs

AI model usage, phone service, software seats and advertising spend can vary with use. Confirm which costs are included, which you pay directly and what limits apply before starting.

Scope it on a call

Bring the workflow you want fixed

A working call establishes fit and the details needed for an estimate. Bring the tools you use, where work gets stuck and what a useful result would look like. The agreed scope and price are confirmed before work begins.