Scoping sprint
A written scope before a build starts.
- Written scope
- Architecture
- Fixed quote
PRICING
A number after a written scope.
Every build is quoted. You get a plan, a first date, and a cost before a line ships. We reply within one business day.
Engagements
Three ways to start
Build
Fixed-bid or time and materials, after the scope.
- The scoped product
- Handover
Retainer
Support and iteration after handover.
- Ongoing changes
If a studio can put four SaaS tiers on this page, they are selling seats. We sell a handover.
HOW A QUOTE IS MADE
How a quote is made
- You send the brief — what must exist at handover, on which surface.
- We answer within one business day with questions, a first date, and a path to a number.
- Scope, timeline, and cost are written down before work starts.
- Fixed-bid when the edge is clear. Time-and-materials when it isn’t. You pick after you see both.
WHAT MOVES THE NUMBER
What moves the number
| LEVER | LOWER | HIGHER |
|---|---|---|
| Surfaces | One surface, one handover | Several surfaces that must stay one product |
| Constraint | Green field, your stack | Live systems, hard silicon dates |
| Ownership | We hand over and step off | Training, a second environment, a longer stay |
Starting prices stay off this page until we publish numbers we will stand behind. Hosting, if you want it set up, is part of the build and still runs in your account.
FAQ
Faq
Because a VLSI sign-off and a single API are not the same job. A public grid would be a guess. We won’t publish one.
A first reply within one business day. A written cost after we have enough of the brief to stand behind it.
Yes. A paid scope or a thin first surface is a normal start. We don’t need the whole A³ map on day one.