Some clients arrive with a clear brief, some with a rough idea, some with a live product that needs a team. We match the engagement to what you already know, and you see the full price before anything begins.
How much is already decided shapes how we should work together. You can move from one to the next as things become clearer.
For when the problem is clear but the solution isn't yet.
For a defined first release with an agreed scope and price.
For a live product with a roadmap that keeps moving.
A new idea, a live product that's struggling and a product that keeps growing each need something different first.
You have an idea, a brief or a funded plan, and nothing built yet.
Something is live but slow, dated or hard to change without breaking it.
It works, people use it, and you need a team that keeps shipping.
Two projects with the same name can differ hugely in effort. These are the things we look at before we put a number on anything.
How many kinds of user, workflows, screens and platforms the first release has to cover, and how many decisions are still open.
The state of any existing code, the data that has to move across, and every system the product must talk to.
How soon you need it, how much can happen in parallel, and whether we hand it over at launch or keep it running.
The more of this you can share up front, the sooner we can give you a fixed, itemised quote.
With every proposal you get a short working agreement. It sets out the commercial terms and how we'll work together, so neither side has to guess later.
What's in the release, what's deliberately left out, and a fixed, itemised price for it.
An agreed advance to start, then payments against milestones you can see and test. Never hours logged.
How new requests are raised, priced and approved, so the scope only moves when you say so.
One point of contact, a weekly written update, a demo every two weeks and a reply within the hour.
Reviewed, tested, working on staging and accepted by you. Not before.
Code, design files and accounts handed over in your name, owned by you once paid.
An NDA on request, and confidentiality that outlasts the project.
Questions
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No. Defined projects have a fixed, itemised price, and ongoing work is a monthly retainer. Billing by the hour against a moving target turns every scope conversation into an argument, so we don't do it.
After the first call we know roughly what you need. Discovery fills in the detail: roles, workflows, integrations and data. Once that's written down, we price each part of it, so the quote is itemised and you can see exactly what drives the total.
On a fixed-scope build, an agreed advance starts the work and the rest is paid against milestones set out in the proposal. A dedicated team is billed monthly. Every amount and date is in the proposal before you sign.
Yes. Discovery is a self-contained piece of work that ends with a written scope, a prototype and a quote. They're yours to keep, whether you build with us or not.
We'd rather say so early. We'll show you which parts of the scope carry the most cost and suggest a smaller first release that still does the important job, with the rest planned for later.
Yes, and most clients do. A discovery sprint usually leads into a fixed-scope build, and a launched product often moves onto a dedicated team or a monthly care plan.
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