pricing

What it costs.

Everything is one fixed price, agreed before any work starts — never billed by the hour.

Longer-term arrangements are agreed individually.

Nothing here is priced per seat — your tenth hire doesn't change the bill.

Every job is quoted, not billed by the hour

A quick fix, an install, a full build — every job gets one number before it starts, not an hourly meter.

You get a price first. What's being done and what it costs, agreed before any work starts — whether it's an afternoon or a multi-week build.
The number reflects the whole job, not just the hours. Travel, timing, and what has to keep running while it happens all factor in — an hourly rate can't account for any of that honestly.
Documentation and handover are included. Never a line item, and written so someone else could pick the work up.
Data migration, integrations, and cutting over a live system are priced with the project. What each involves differs too much from job to job for a standing number to be honest.
Enhancements later are quoted the same way. A new feature after launch gets its own price when you ask for it — not a retainer you pay whether you use it or not.

Why two jobs that sound the same can cost different amounts: how IT work is priced →