Fixed scope
For well-defined projects such as websites and landing pages. One agreed price for an agreed scope, paid against milestones.
- Written scope & deliverables
- Milestone-based payments
- Change requests estimated separately
Pricing & engagement
Clear engagement models, estimates based on your actual scope
We do not publish fixed package prices, because two “five-page websites” or two “ERP systems” can differ greatly. Instead, you receive a written estimate after a short requirement discussion.
Engagement models
Choose how we work together
Phased delivery
For applications, ERP and custom software. Work is split into phases, each with its own scope, estimate and acceptance criteria.
- Start with the highest-value module
- Re-plan between phases
- Reduced risk on large builds
Support & maintenance
Ongoing updates, monitoring, SEO or cloud management on a monthly agreement with a defined scope.
- Agreed hours or tasks per month
- Defined response process
- Regular reporting
Rental
Laptop rental priced by configuration, quantity and duration, confirmed in a written rental agreement.
- Short- and long-term options
- Terms confirmed per enquiry
- Delivery confirmed by city
What affects cost
What goes into an estimate
Your estimate lists what is included, what is excluded and any recurring costs — so you can compare options properly.
- Number of pages, screens or modules
- Custom features and integrations
- Design complexity and content creation
- Number of user roles and permissions
- Data migration from existing systems
- Timeline and launch constraints
- Hosting, third-party services and licences
- Ongoing support requirements
FAQ
Pricing questions
How much does a website or software project cost?
Cost depends on scope: number of pages or screens, features, integrations, content and timelines. After a short requirement discussion we share a written estimate with what is included and what is not. We do not quote a fixed price before understanding the requirement.
How long does a typical project take?
A focused static website can take a few weeks; web applications, mobile apps and ERP systems usually take longer and are planned in phases. You receive a timeline with milestones in the proposal, once the requirement is clear.
Do you provide maintenance and support after launch?
Yes, through a separate maintenance or support agreement. The agreement defines what is covered, such as updates, monitoring, backups and response times. Nothing is assumed without being written down.
Who owns the source code and design?
Ownership, licensing and handover terms are set out in your contract before work begins, so there is no ambiguity at the end of the project.
Get a written estimate
Share your requirement and budget range. We will tell you what is realistic and how we would approach it.