A number and a date you can hold us to — we carry the delivery risk
A fixed-price build: we commit to price, scope and date, build to our written standard, and hand over everything with a 3-month warranty. New products and modernizations alike. If it runs over, that’s our cost.
What You Get
Code, infrastructure, accounts and documents in your name, with training at handover.
Every feature ships with its tests inside the fixed number.
Bugs after release are on us, with scheduled check-ins.
How the Fixed Price Works
The estimate
A senior specialist who won’t build it estimates each feature, with the whole lifecycle priced in.
The commitment
Scope, date and budget go into the contract. From there, overruns are our cost.
While we build
A demo every sprint and a regular check on budget and scope, with drift flagged early.
When scope changes
Changes become new work orders, priced before the work starts.
Questions Buyers Actually Ask
How much does it cost?
A fixed price off the estimate, warranty included. You pay up to 25% upfront, monthly invoices, and the final 10–20% after handover.
Is fixed price more expensive than time-and-materials?
Yes, because the overrun risk sits with us. If you’d rather own delivery yourself, team augmentation costs less.
When is fixed price the wrong fit?
When the work can’t be scoped yet, or scope changes faster than a contract can. Then start with an audit, or use team augmentation.
Do you do full rewrites?
We do, and we don’t pitch them. Incremental is the default; when a rewrite is right, it’s a fixed-price project of months.
Case Studies
The estimate and the handover follow our written methodology.
Start With a 30-Minute Call
We’ll talk about the goal, then come back with approaches to weigh. Nobody quotes a number before the work is understood.
Notes on Building High-Quality Software
A short founder’s note and a digest of what we’ve published, sent only when there’s something worth the inbox.