Every project is different, so there's no fixed price list — but there is a clear shape to how work gets scoped, so you know roughly what you're looking at before we ever talk numbers.
Priced around what it's worth to you, not by the hour. Most custom software takes weeks — this doesn't. You're paying for a working product you can use today, not for hours logged on a timesheet. A same-day build that would normally cost you a month of waiting is worth more than what an hourly rate would suggest, and it's priced that way.
Not sure which one fits? That's exactly what the first conversation is for.
A single, sharply-scoped tool. One screen, one job, done properly.
A complete, multi-feature product people actually come back to.
Multiple moving parts working together — the kind of build that needs real engineering.
Nobody gets it perfect on the first pass, so the first round of changes is built in.
Your first round of changes is free. A few tweaks after seeing it live is normal, not an extra — that's included in every tier. After that first round, further changes are billed at a very low, fair rate per change, so it stays sustainable on both sides without turning into unlimited free rework.
Building fast doesn't mean building less carefully — it means less time between having the idea and holding the result.
Not a timesheet. What matters is that the thing exists and works, not how many hours the clock says it took.
A tier is agreed up front based on what's actually being built, so there's no surprise bill for hours that crept.
Send over what you're thinking. The first conversation is free, and it's usually enough to know exactly where it lands.