Engagement models

Three ways to buy the work. The numbers are starting ranges in USD, not a quote. A short brief turns a range into a figure.

Project

$8,000

starting from

A defined release: a site, a first product, an automation, or a portal.

A written boundary and milestone dates
Payments tied to those milestones
One named lead from kickoff to handoff
Repository and notes included at the end

Best when the proposal already describes the thing.

Dedicated developer

$3,500

per month, starting from

One person inside your delivery, on your queue, in your tools.

Monthly, with the notice period in the statement of work
Your standup, your tracker, your repository
You set the order of the work
We do not swap the person without telling you first

Best when the work is a stream of tickets, not a single launch.

Retainer

$6,000

per month, starting from

Reserved capacity for agencies with a repeating offer or several live clients.

A small team held for your work
A shared channel and a weekly written note
Care for what we already shipped, plus new slices
First call on the calendar when a client date moves

Best when you productize a service and need it built more than once.

What changes the number

How much of the product already exists, and whether we can read it.
Whether design, copy, and accounts are ready or still hypothetical.
Integrations, store accounts, and anything that needs a security review.
The overlap you need with US, UK, or Australian business hours.

Compare the services

Ask for a number, not a deck.

Send the proposal, the date, and the budget band you already have in mind.