No quotes pulled from thin air.
Honest starting points below. For your actual scope you get a fixed number before a line of code — no hourly meter, no surprise invoice.
An MVP, a marketing site, or a discrete feature. We agree the scope and the price up front, then we build it.
Get a quoteOngoing design and engineering for a product in active growth. One predictable cost, steady weekly progress.
Start a project →For founders building something I believe in. A longer runway on blended terms — I take a real stake in it working.
Pitch meWhat things tend to cost.
A focused first version — one core loop, auth, payments — shipped in weeks.
Ingestion, retrieval, reranking and a production interface, grounded in your data.
Tools, permissions and guardrails — priced to the workflow it has to own.
Grounded in your content, connected to your systems, embedded where you need it.
Custom builds with a fixed estimate before a line of code.
Priced to the pipeline — most automations pay for themselves fast.
How pricing actually works.
How do you price a project?
Three ways: a fixed estimate for defined scope, a monthly retainer for ongoing work, and selective cash-plus-equity partnerships. For fixed and monthly, you know the number before we write a line of code.
Why "from $2k" — what decides the real number?
Scope. A tight MVP or a discrete feature sits near the floor; a larger product with integrations, AI and ongoing iteration is more. We scope it properly and give you a fixed figure up front — no surprise invoices.
What is included in the price?
The build, weekly working software in a live environment, a clean handover with readable code you own, and no lock-in. For AI work we also lay out the small monthly run cost of models and infra honestly.
Do you do hourly or staff augmentation?
We work in outcomes, not timesheets — a fixed project or a monthly retainer. You are hiring a studio that owns delivery, not renting hours you have to manage.
What if the scope changes mid-project?
We re-scope the change and tell you the cost before doing it. Small tweaks are part of building; anything that moves the number, you approve first.