Project
Fixed scope one count
A defined build with a written definition of done.
- Scoping included
- Fixed price and date
- Handover to your team, or keep us on
Services
Five stages.
One accountable name.
The count runs from the first conversation to the last number. You can buy all of it, or start wherever you are.
01
Scoping
We sit with the people doing the work, not just the people buying it. The output is a written definition of done, a rough cost, and an honest answer about whether the thing is worth building.
02
Software
Web applications, internal tools, back-office systems and the integrations between them. Same team that scoped it, so the decision trail survives.
03
Hosting
Where the thing lives. Reproducible environments, deploys you can trust, backups you have actually restored, and alerting that reaches a person.
04
Maintenance
Patching, dependency upgrades, cost review, and the out-of-hours page. The unglamorous half of ownership, priced as a retainer rather than a surprise.
05
Enhancement
When the business changes shape, the system should too. Enhancements are scoped like any other count, so nothing arrives as an unbudgeted surprise.
Engagement
Three ways to start.
Commercials are agreed per engagement, not published as a menu — but the shape of the deal is always one of these three.
Partnership
The whole count retainer
Build, host, maintain and enhance under one name.
- One contract, one accountable name
- Monitoring and on-call included
- Enhancement time every month
- Quarterly cost and risk review
Enhancement
Blocks as needed
For systems that are running fine and need to grow.
- Scoped per change
- No new platform required
- Works on someone else's codebase
We will tell you if a smaller engagement solves the problem. Selling a retainer you don't need is how consultancies end up with a reputation.
Not sure which one you need?
That is what the scoping stage is for. Start there.
Ask for a scoping call