We don't publish one flat rate card, because a brand-new build and an ongoing improvement to an existing system need different pricing shapes. Here's exactly how we price each kind of work.
Every quote follows a genuine discovery conversation — you get a number grounded in your actual project, never a generic rate card.
What's included is documented in your proposal from day one, so there are never any surprise costs waiting for you later.
You talk to the engineer doing the work, not an account manager relaying messages — so your requirements are understood deeply, the first time.
Pick the model that fits your project — or let us recommend one after a short discovery conversation.
A lot of software goes wrong not from bad engineering, but from requirements getting diluted as they pass through account managers, project coordinators, and status decks before reaching the person actually writing the code. We remove that layer. The engineer assigned to your project is who you speak with directly — so your requirements are understood deeply and correctly, the first time, not reinterpreted three times over.
Building something new and improving something that already exists carry different risks — so we don't price them the same way.
Starting from scratch. We run a discovery phase to nail down scope, then usually recommend a Fixed-Price Project so you know the full cost before committing — or a Dedicated Engineer if the requirements are still evolving.
You already have something running and need it extended, fixed, or made faster. We review what's there first, then work in small increments — usually billed hourly or monthly rather than as one large fixed quote.