01
Sprint.
A focused engagement to shape, prototype, or unblock one specific thing.
Best if you have one decision to make and two weeks to make it.
- Strategy and direction
- A working prototype or a plan
- Findings you keep either way
Pricing
Priced by outcome, not by the hour.
Every engagement includes strategy, design, and engineering. Here is how they're shaped.
- Hourly rates
- None
- Estimates that drift
- None
- Numbers per proposal
- One
02Most engagements
Build.
End-to-end design and build of a site or product, taken all the way to launch.
Best if you are going from idea to launched and want it done once, done right.
- Strategy, design, and engineering
- A launched site or product
- A codebase you own outright
- A quarter of measurement after
03
Partnership.
A retained monthly engagement for teams that ship continuously.
Best if you are past launch and want senior hands on every release.
- A standing senior team
- Design and engineering on call
- A steady weekly shipping cadence
Estimate your engagement
Always included
Whatever the shape, the standard holds.
In every engagement
- Strategy
- Product design
- Engineering
Built in, not billed extra
- A performance budget
- Accessibility to AA
- A codebase you own
How it starts
- 01
Write one line
Tell us what you are building. A sentence is enough, the brief comes later.
- 02
Talk for thirty minutes
One call to hear the shape of it and say honestly whether we are the right fit.
- 03
Get a fixed proposal
Scope, timeline, and one number. No estimates that drift, no hourly meter.
Fair questions
Asked before, answered straight.
Why no hourly rates?
Because hours measure effort and you are buying an outcome. A fixed scope with a fixed number puts the risk of slow work on us, where it belongs.
How accurate is the estimate?
It is a starting point, not a quote. It gets you in the right range so the first call is useful. The real number comes after we understand the actual scope, and it does not drift once agreed.
Which model fits a redesign?
Usually Build. If the ground is uncertain, a Sprint first is the cheaper way to find out, and its findings roll into the Build if you continue.
Can we start small?
Yes, that is what the Sprint is for. Two weeks, one focused question, and you keep everything we make regardless of what happens next.
Who actually does the work?
The people you meet on the first call. We are a small senior team and we do not subcontract the thinking.
What happens after launch?
Every Build includes a quarter of measurement. We watch the numbers we promised, tune what needs it, and hand over clean. Ongoing work becomes a Partnership if you want us to stay.