/ Scoped to your architecture
Pricing built around your system, not our package.
Three entry points, zero padded bundles. Every engagement starts with a free scoping session—because the right architecture decisions happen before the contract.
Three ways to engage
Pick the entry point that matches your current infrastructure phase. Scope adjusts; quality does not.
Focused. Time-boxed. Shipped.
Sustained. Reliable. On-call.
End-to-end architecture, deployed.
Custom AI agents, integrations, and data pipelines built from architecture review through production handoff. For organisations ready to embed intelligence as infrastructure.
A 4–8 week sprint targeting one high-value automation workflow. Ideal for teams that have a defined problem and need production-ready delivery, not a proof of concept.
Ongoing systems stewardship—monitoring, iteration, and incident support from the team that built the architecture. Compounds value across quarters, not sprints.
Starting from 16,000. Scope confirmed in the free session.
Starting from 70,000. Phased delivery with milestone sign-offs.
From 5000/month. Minimum three-month term.
Straight answers, no sales script.
What does the free scoping session include? A 60-minute architecture review with a senior engineer. We map your current stack, identify integration constraints, and surface the build decisions that will define your budget.
Can we start with a sprint and expand to a full build? Yes. Sprints are scoped to stand alone, but the architecture we establish in week one is designed to absorb a larger build without rework.
Are prices fixed or variable? Anchors are published; final scope is confirmed after the scoping session. We don't surface hidden line-items post-contract. What's in the statement of work is what you pay.
Do you work with early-stage startups? Occasionally, when the technical problem is well-defined and the team has infrastructure ownership. If you're still validating product-market fit, a sprint engagement may not be the right tool yet.
The scoping call costs nothing. Bad architecture costs years.
Bring your stack diagram, your constraints, and your timeline. We'll tell you what's realistic and what the architecture actually requires.