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Every engagement starts with a written fixed-fee scope.
Pricing
Fixed scope. Fixed fee.
We don't bill by the hour. Every engagement is priced against a defined scope - so you know the total cost before we write a single line of code.
No hourly billingNo surprise overrunsMilestone-based payments
Proof Strip
Pricing model outcomes from delivered engagements
0
Hourly billing ambiguity once scope is approved.
2 days
Typical turnaround from scoped call to proposal delivery.
The Model
How pricing works.
Four principles that govern every engagement, every quote, every project.
Fixed scope, fixed fee
Every engagement is scoped to a defined deliverable. You know the total cost before a line of code is written - not after. No hourly billing, no time-and-materials, no surprises.
Scope determines price
Price is a function of what we're building, how many systems are involved, the complexity of the logic, and the deployment environment. Simpler integrations cost less than complex multi-system builds. The scope conversation happens before we quote.
Discovery sharpens every quote
The first engagement is always a Discovery. It maps your operation, identifies the highest-ROI opportunities, and produces a scoped engineering roadmap. Discovery makes every subsequent quote more accurate - and cheaper - because we're not estimating in the dark.
We build it. We host it. We get out of your way.
We manage the infrastructure so you don't have to. No surprise licensing fees, no on-call obligation for your team. The system runs - we keep it running. You run your operation.
Scope Variables
What determines the cost of an engagement.
Every project is quoted against a specific scope. These are the factors that move the number up or down.
Number of systems involved
A single-system automation costs less than a build that connects four different APIs. Every integration surface adds complexity.
Logic complexity
Simple routing logic is cheaper than conditional exception handling with compliance constraints. More edge cases = more engineering.
Deployment environment
Deploying to a clean Azure environment is faster than fitting into a regulated on-prem infrastructure with strict network policies.
Data volume and transformation
Moving normalized data between two modern APIs is simpler than migrating legacy flat-file exports with incomplete schemas.
Compliance and audit requirements
Regulated industries require audit trails, immutable logs, and formal documentation. These are built into the scope - not added on later.
Timeline constraints
Standard timelines are priced at standard rates. Hard deadlines with compressed delivery windows are scoped accordingly.
Getting a Quote
Three steps to a fixed-fee proposal.
Send us a contact request
We confirm fit - whether your problem aligns with what we build - and clarify the scope before anything is quoted.
Receive a scoped proposal
After the call, we produce a written proposal: what we'll build, what you'll receive, the timeline, and the fixed fee. No ambiguity.
Approve and start
Once the proposal is signed, the engagement starts on the agreed date. Payment structure is milestone-based - tied to delivery, not calendar.
Engagement Types
Six engagement paths.
Each offer has a defined scope, a defined timeline, and a defined set of deliverables. Pricing is quoted per scope after a discovery call.
Operations & Automation Discovery
2 - 3 weeksMap before you build.
View details →Complex Integration & Pipeline Build
4 - 8 weeksConnect the systems. Stop the manual re-entry.
View details →Efficiency Metrics & Dashboard Build
4 - 7 weeksLive visibility into your operation.
View details →Custom .NET Application Build
6 - 10 weeksWhen the platform isn't enough.
View details →Teams & Microsoft 365 Automation Pack
4 - 6 weeksThe Microsoft stack, actually working together.
View details →Operational Support Retainer
Month-to-monthKeep the system running - and improving.
View details →Ready to Scope
Get a fixed-fee proposal for your operation.
A 30-minute call is enough to confirm fit and scope direction. If we can help, you'll have a written proposal within 2 business days.