Plain prices, agreed first
Projects priced up front, and remote developers from $10 an hour
Most projects get one agreed price before work starts. Remote developers start from $10 an hour, by seniority, with no placement fee.
- Typical entry offers
- $300 to $15K
- Usually agreed before work starts
- Remote developers, an hour
- From $10
- $10 to $40 by seniority, or $1.6K to $4.8K a month
By service
Entry offers and their prices
Each is a defined piece of work with a price range and a delivery window. Your quote lands inside the range.
Software
Product strategy and scope
Who the product is for, the smallest version worth building, and a priced roadmap your team can act on.
Get a quote for this: Product strategy and scope$500 to $3K
Usually fixed-price · Timeline set in the quote
UX/UI design
User flows and a clickable design in Figma, tested before anyone writes code. You keep the design file.
Get a quote for this: UX/UI designQuoted per project
Quoted after the free plan · Timeline set in the quote
Operational platform build
The workflow a department runs on, built as real software with the roles, records and history it needs.
Get a quote for this: Operational platform build$2K to $6K
Usually fixed-price · 2 to 4 weeks
Two-week prototype
A working version in 2 weeks, on real data and clickable. The repository is yours.
Get a quote for this: Two-week prototype$2.5K to $5K
Usually fixed-price · 2 weeks
SaaS or MVP build
The first release of your product: accounts, billing, the core workflow and an admin, built in your repository and shipped to real users.
Get a quote for this: SaaS or MVP build$3K to $15K
Usually fixed-price · Timeline set in the quote
Site build and rescue
A production site with structured content, or the rescue of one your team cannot update. We run our own cafe site and storefronts on the same setup.
Get a quote for this: Site build and rescue$1.5K to $5K
Usually fixed-price · 1 to 5 weeks
Automation
Before-you-hire automation sprint
Automate the repeatable part of an open ops, admin, marketing, or support role before filling the whole seat.
Get a quote for this: Before-you-hire automation sprint$1.5K to $3.5K
Usually fixed-price · optional care plan afterwards · 2 to 3 weeks
The Monday report
The weekly report builds itself, out of the systems the numbers already live in, and lands before anyone asks for it.
Get a quote for this: The Monday report$1K to $2.5K
Usually fixed-price · 1 to 2 weeks
System-to-system sync
Data entered once. Your CRM and accounting stop needing a person to copy between them, and it keeps running after we are gone.
Get a quote for this: System-to-system sync$1.5K to $3K
Usually fixed-price · 1 to 2 weeks
Intake and inbox agent
Every inbound form, email and quote request answered and routed the same hour, with anything it cannot judge escalated to a person visibly.
Get a quote for this: Intake and inbox agent$1.5K to $3K
Usually fixed-price · 2 to 3 weeks
Voice and chat agent pilot
An AI agent on web chat, WhatsApp or the phone, in English or Arabic, that answers, books and writes the outcome back to your system. A time-boxed pilot with the success measures agreed first.
Get a quote for this: Voice and chat agent pilotQuoted per project
Quoted after the free plan · Timeline set in the quote
Data
Data audit
One workflow mapped end to end: sample rows, the match and duplicate rules, an exception queue and a field map for your CRM. You keep the map.
Get a quote for this: Data audit$500 to $3K
Usually fixed-price · Timeline set in the quote
Dashboards and reporting
One dashboard your team opens every day, and a weekly report that builds itself, from the data you already have.
Get a quote for this: Dashboards and reporting$2K to $5K
Usually fixed-price · optional care plan · 2 to 4 weeks
Client portal
Your customers log in and see their own orders, numbers or reports, so nobody emails a spreadsheet again.
Get a quote for this: Client portal$3K to $8K
Usually fixed-price · optional care plan · Timeline set in the quote
CRM cleanup and enrichment
Your CRM, list or catalog deduplicated, corrected and filled in, with the rules written down so it stays clean.
Get a quote for this: CRM cleanup and enrichment$1K to $3K
One-off · 1 to 2 weeks
Lists and enrichment
Target accounts and contacts researched, verified and loaded into your CRM every month, so your sales team spends its time selling.
Get a quote for this: Lists and enrichment$500 to $1.5K
Per month · Timeline set in the quote
Pricing and competitor monitor
Competitor prices, stock, catalog and copy collected on a schedule, so your team sees a change the day it happens.
Get a quote for this: Pricing and competitor monitor$1.5K to $3K
Setup · optional monthly run · 1 to 3 weeks
Scraper and data-feed rescue
Take over the pipeline that keeps breaking and keep clean data moving: blocks, captchas, layout changes, retries, and an alert when a run finds nothing.
Get a quote for this: Scraper and data-feed rescue$1.5K to $3K
Usually fixed-price · optional monthly run · 1 to 3 weeks
Warehouse and AI data prep
Your data in BigQuery, Snowflake or Redshift, and scans, calls and documents turned into clean fields your team and your AI tools can use.
Get a quote for this: Warehouse and AI data prepQuoted per project
Quoted after the free plan · Timeline set in the quote
Growth
Website and growth system
Build the site, tracking, local search, catalog, or follow-up system around demand you can measure.
Get a quote for this: Website and growth systemQuoted per project
Agreed before work starts · Timeline set in the quote
Outbound engine build
We build the outbound system and you own it: lists, mailboxes and domains, sequences, tracking. No platform of ours in the middle.
Get a quote for this: Outbound engine build$2K to $4K
Usually fixed-price · optional monthly run · 2 to 3 weeks
Deliverability diagnostic
After the free deliverability audit: authentication and infrastructure checked, the list cleaned, a suppression file built, and a fix list in priority order.
Get a quote for this: Deliverability diagnostic$300 to $700
Usually fixed-price · About one week
Lifecycle email build
The follow-up emails that should already be sending, sending. Written, built, and handed over in your account.
Get a quote for this: Lifecycle email build$1.5K to $3K
Usually fixed-price · 2 weeks
SEO program
Technical fixes, service and product pages, articles and backlinks, reported from Search Console every month. We can also train your team to run it.
Get a quote for this: SEO programQuoted per project
Quoted after the free audit · Timeline set in the quote
Remote teams
Developers by the hour
Developers on your overflow, in your repository and under your brand. Invoiced weekly, cancel anytime. The rate depends on seniority.
Get a quote for this: Developers by the hour$10 to $40
Per hour, by seniority · weekly invoicing · Timeline set in the quote
Trial week
One developer, one real task, one week. See the work before you decide.
Get a quote for this: Trial weekQuoted per project
One fixed week block · 1 week
Dedicated developer
A named developer in your standups and tools, month to month, with no placement fee. Add more when the work grows.
Get a quote for this: Dedicated developer$1.6K to $4.8K
Per month, part time to full time · Timeline set in the quote
Part-time ops or data engineer
An engineer a few days a month, for the systems that keep needing one.
Get a quote for this: Part-time ops or data engineer$1.5K to $3K
Per month · Timeline set in the quote
Remote teams
Remote rates, by role
Developers start from $10 an hour. Other roles are quoted with the candidate profiles, before anyone starts.
| Role | What they do | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Software developers | Ship features in your repository. Carry releases, with QA beside them. Build and watch data pipelines. | From $10 an hour$10 to $40 by seniority, or $1.6K to $4.8K a month |
| White-label development | Take an agency's overflow sprints. Work under your brand. Invoice weekly, cancel anytime. | From $10 an hour$10 to $40 by seniority, or $1.6K to $4.8K a month |
| SDRs and sales | Build and clean prospect lists. Run sequences and follow-up. Hand qualified leads to you. | Quoted per role |
| Marketing | Run email and paid social. Track rankings, report weekly. Produce content on a schedule. | Quoted per role |
| Virtual assistants | Inbox, calendar and scheduling. Research and data entry. CRM updates and follow-up. | Quoted per role |
| Customer support | Answer tickets, chat and email. Triage and escalate to your team. Keep help articles current. | Quoted per role |
| Operations and research | Research lists and properties. Clean and enrich records. Keep trackers and reports current. | Quoted per role |
The quote
What a quote contains
One page, written before any work starts, with the price and the delivery window.
Your quote
- The scope, and explicitly what is out of it
- The measure the work will be judged on
- The number, and the delivery window
- What runs on your accounts versus ours
- How a change of scope is priced
What every quote aims for
- Review and testing are in every price
- You know who does the work
- The agreed price is the price
Engagement models
Three ways to pay for the work
Agreed price
Estimated hours, tools and overhead, agreed up front
Best for A defined build: an automation, business software, a prototype, a data pipeline.
Monthly care plan
Hours used plus running costs, with a monthly cap
Best for A system the business depends on, such as a pipeline or an automation that must keep running.
Hourly or monthly developers
Hours used, at a rate agreed first, from $10 an hour
Best for Extra developers on your team, where you direct the work week to week.
Estimate your cost
What the repeat work costs you now
Enter your own numbers. It shows the yearly cost of work an automation could take over.
12 hours a week in all, over 46 working weeks: 552 hours a year.
On your numbers
$8,280 a year goes on work that follows rules
At $1.5K to $3.5K, the sprint pays for itself in 9 to 20 weeks.
An automation takes over the rules-based part of the work, not all of it. The plan says which part before anything is quoted.
Turn this into a planYour numbers stay out of the web address and out of analytics.
Questions
Questions about price
Does the agreed price change?
Usually not. We estimate the hours, add what the system runs on and a share of overhead, and agree one number before work starts. Small overruns are usually ours to absorb; a genuine change of scope is talked through with you first.
Are hosting and tools included?
They are quoted as their own line, so you can see them. Where the accounts are yours, the running costs are billed to them directly.
Why does the developer rate run from $10 to $40 an hour?
It depends on seniority. A junior developer on well-defined work starts at $10 an hour, and a senior engineer who leads the work costs up to $40. The quote for each named person sits inside that range.
How is the work billed?
A project follows the payment schedule in its quote. A remote hire is billed biweekly or monthly, or weekly when you hire by the hour.
Next step
Get a number for your own project
Describe the work in a few sentences. The quote usually comes back as one page: the price, a typical timeline and what is included.