Three models, matched to how defined the work is
No published rate card. Pricing depends on scope, team composition, and timeline. These are the shapes an engagement can take.
Fixed scope
A well-defined project with a clear start and end
We scope the full project during discovery, agree on a fixed price and timeline, and deliver against that plan. Ideal when requirements are stable.
- Fixed price, agreed upfront
- Defined milestones and deliverables
- Scope changes handled via written change orders
- Best for projects under 20 weeks
Milestone-based payments
Dedicated team
An ongoing product roadmap that needs steady capacity
A consistent team of engineers and a designer embedded in your roadmap on a monthly basis, run like an extension of your own team.
- Predictable monthly capacity
- Direct access to your delivery team
- Scales up or down with 30 days' notice
- Best for ongoing product development
Monthly retainer
Hourly / staff augmentation
Smaller tasks, specialist skills, or filling a capacity gap
Bring on one or more engineers, designers, or QA specialists who plug directly into your existing process and tools, billed by the hour.
- No long-term commitment required
- Specialist skills on demand
- Works inside your existing sprint process
- Best for short-term or exploratory work
Hourly, billed monthly
Not sure which fits? A discovery call usually makes it obvious, start there.
Pricing questions
How is pricing structured?
Three models: fixed scope for well-defined projects, a dedicated team on a monthly retainer for ongoing roadmaps, and hourly for smaller or exploratory work. See the Pricing page for details.
Do you require a minimum contract length?
Fixed-scope projects have no minimum beyond the agreed timeline. Dedicated team engagements typically start with a one-month trial period before moving to a longer commitment.
Get a real estimate
Tell us the scope and we'll tell you which model fits, and roughly what it costs.