Why there is no price list.
Two clients came to us with the same sentence: "We need more sales." For the first, the answer was a content strategy — a few hours of work with the right tools. For the second, it was an ecosystem with a loyalty programme, a CRM, a content engine and a business model, and it took most of the team for months. A price list would have quoted them the same number. It would have been wrong for both.
What we do instead
- After the first call and a look at your process, you receive one email: what we found, what we'd build, and the price.
- The pilot has a fixed price. The system has a fixed estimate. Support is a monthly fee.
- The same email says how we expect the project to pay for itself: the hours it removes, the subscription it replaces, the quotes that stop waiting. If we can't say that, we tell you.
Want a first estimate now? Calculate what the current way costs you
- 01
Pilot
Fixed price. Days. One pain, one measurable result.
- 02
System
Fixed estimate. Weeks. Built around your process and connected to what you run.
- 03
Support
Monthly. Fixes, answers, and the features you discover you need.
What changes the price
- How many audiences and roles the system serves.
- What it has to connect to.
- How much of the knowledge is written down, and how much lives in people's heads.
- Whether the work is a tool, a system or a market.
What doesn't
- The size of your company. We price the work, not the client.
From the work
| What | How long |
|---|---|
| A desktop tool for a pattern shop | 1 week |
| A homework system with automated review | 2 weeks |
| A quoting system with catalogue, roles and dashboard | 3 weeks |
| A platform for a whole market | Stages over months |
Book a call. We'll put a number on it.
Thirty minutes. You describe the pain and the result you want. We ask questions. If we can help, you get one email with what we found, what we'd build and what it costs. If we can't, we'll say so.