How it works
Each application is scoped to the business, so there is no rate card. This is how a project moves from a first call to software your team uses every day.
01 · Week 1
A call about the work that eats the most time or money. No forms to fill out and no deck to sit through.
02 · Week 1–2
A written first version: what it does, who uses it, and the startup cost. Small enough to ship quickly.
03 · Weeks 2–8
Built and put in front of the people who will use it, with changes made while it is still cheap to change.
04 · Ongoing
The application runs under a SaaS agreement: hosting, fixes, and improvements as the business changes.
The terms
01
Begin without a large build invoice
The first version is scoped so a small business can start. You are not asked to fund a large consulting project before the software is useful.
02
Software as an ongoing service
Once the application is in use, you continue under a SaaS agreement. The cost of getting started stays low because the work is a service, not a one-time handoff.
03
Custom, not a generic product
Each engagement is shaped around the operation you already run. The format follows the job, whether that is a website, a web app, a progressive web app, or an AI solution.
Next
Tell me what you need the software to do. We will talk through a first version, the startup cost, and the SaaS agreement.
