Ways to work together · 03
Three ways to work together, from a first look at the problem through to keeping the system running.
Bring a problem, leave with direction.
You come away knowing what to do next, whether or not you go on to build.
$150
One hour
Credited in full against the build if you go ahead.
I design it, build it and hand it over.
Timeline and cost depend on scope and are agreed before work starts. A build might be three days or three weeks. For larger projects, scoping is a phase within the build and priced as part of it.
A working system, live and in use, and the knowledge to run it.
What this usually costsIt keeps evolving, so I stay involved.
from$1,500/month
Cancel any time
The system grows with the business instead of rotting.
Support-only arrangements, without new development, are priced separately.
Every build is quoted for cost and timeline before work starts. The advisory price above is the only fixed figure on this page.
Inside a build
Before anything's written, we agree on the problem, the constraints and what's left out on purpose, so it's clear what's being built. You come away with a proposal covering cost and timeline.
Included in the build for larger projects
The system gets built, with the number of revision rounds already set in the proposal.
Revision rounds agreed up front
It goes live, with documentation your team can work from. Ongoing development picks up from here if you want it.
Documentation included
Client portals, booking systems and whole products, built from scratch for the web and desktop.
Replacing a mess of spreadsheets with something that won't fall over.
Getting data out of one system and into another automatically, kept current.
Works with whatever the tools already expose: if there's an API, I can use it.
Assistants, smart search and automatic data extraction built into what you run.
Automating steps in a process, but only where it actually makes sense.
A second opinion on a plan, a build, or a system someone has inherited.
