Pricing
Three clear ways to start without overcommitting
These are proposal paths, not blind checkout products. Each package reduces scope risk, gives the buyer a clear next step, and keeps custom work flexible.
Diagnostic Roadmap
From $250
3–7 days
What is included
- Business, UX, conversion, technical, speed, SEO, and architecture audit
- Risk list with impact level and recommended priority order
- Scope options: fix, rebuild, MVP, retainer, or no-build recommendation
- Written roadmap you can use before development starts
Build Sprint
From $1,200
1–3 weeks
What is included
- One focused business outcome and acceptance criteria
- Implementation, QA, analytics events, and handover
- WordPress, frontend, backend, integration, SEO, or automation work
- Launch checklist plus next-release recommendations
Product / SaaS Partner
From $3,500 project or $1,500/mo
Scoped MVP or monthly retainer
What is included
- Discovery, architecture, data model, roadmap, and release plan
- Frontend, backend, admin panel, APIs, integrations, deployment
- Security, maintainability, analytics, documentation, and QA discipline
- Ongoing roadmap, fixes, integrations, product decisions, and technical growth
Final pricing depends on scope, integrations, deadlines, content readiness, production risk, data migration, and maintenance needs.
Buying model
For custom software, contact-first converts better and protects both sides.
Custom projects need scope, access, risks, integrations, content, and acceptance criteria before payment. Use the form as a proposal request; add checkout later only for standardized offers.
Use contact / proposal request now
- SaaS MVPs, dashboards, CRMs, and custom systems
- WordPress/WooCommerce production fixes
- API, payment, CRM, SMS, inventory, or analytics integrations
- Monthly retainers and remote engineering work
Add order placement later for fixed products
- Paid diagnostic roadmap
- One-hour consultation
- SEO or website teardown
- Templates, plugins, micro-products, or SaaS subscriptions
Recommendation: package interest → project request → direct call/chat → proposal/invoice. Add checkout only when the deliverable is standardized, low-risk, and easy to define upfront.
Tell me what you want to build or improve
The better the context, the more useful the first response will be. Share the business goal, current problem, links, deadline, budget range, and risks you already know.