Pricing

Every price starts as a written scope.

No packages you have to swallow whole, and no numbers invented to get you on a call. Whatever the service, the price arrives the same way: in writing, before any commitment.

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How a price is made

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You describe the problem

What is not working, what you have tried, any deadline or budget band.

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We scope it in writing

What is included, what is deliberately out, and what it costs.

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Increments, not lump sums

Work is split into stages you can start or stop, so the first commitment is small.

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You own everything

Accounts, data, code and documentation, in your name, from the first invoice.

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What moves the price

Growth work

How many channels are in scope, how competitive your market is, and how much content the plan calls for.

Websites

The number of page types, how custom the design is, and what the site must connect to.

Applications

How many workflows and roles the software covers, and which systems it must integrate with.

Automation

How many workflows we build and how many systems they touch.

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Where we are honest about cost

We are not the cheapest option, and we are not trying to be. If price is the only variable in your decision, a freelancer will beat our number, and we will tell you that on the call rather than after the invoice.

What you will not find here: long lock-in contracts, charges for work that was never scoped in writing, or a "strategy fee" for a document you never see.

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Three ways to get your number

Last step

Become a paertner.

Clients get billed. Partners get better. Start with whichever step feels safe, and judge us on what we hand you.

No commitment, no card, no call required. The audit is yours to keep.