You see what you pay for. After scoping, the price is fixed.
- Scoping. Where time or money leaks, and a measurable target.
- Definition. Scope, architecture, data protection.
- Build. Iterative delivery you can see weekly.
- Handover. Production, documentation, onboarding.
- Support. An agreed period where fixes are included.
A one-day workshop for the whole team. The goal: your first automation in use by the end of the day.
A four-week programme. One real problem solved to production, your team building all the way.
Keeps your team current, month after month.
One workflow or integration to production. Fixed price after scoping.
A custom application, agent or system, architected and shipped to production.
A builder inside your team. Priorities stay with you. Weekly rhythm agreed in scoping.
Listed prices exclude value-added tax, charged at the applicable rate.
Scope, price, billing rhythm and support period are written into the offer before we start.
If we don't see clear value, we say so in the first conversation.
What does "from" mean?
The minimum for the smallest sensible scope. Your exact fixed price is set in the offer after scoping, and it doesn't change unless we agree on a change together.
Who owns the result?
You do. Code, documentation and accounts are yours, and the handover includes onboarding so your team can run and extend the work without us.
Remote or on-site?
Both work, and a mix is common: scoping and workshops on-site, building and weekly reviews remote.
How fast can we start?
We reply within 24 hours on weekdays and propose a first call for the same week. Scoping starts as soon as calendars align.
Which model fits? 30 minutes will tell. No commitment.