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Tell us what you have today and what you want to change. It creates no obligation.
Pricing
How pricing works
We quote every project in a written proposal after a free first conversation. This page explains the engagement models, what drives cost and what a proposal contains.
How a project starts
Every engagement starts the same way.
We agree the next step
That can be a defined project straight away. When important facts are still unknown, a short discovery or assessment stage comes first, so the scope rests on facts.
A written proposal
You receive the scope, deliverables, timing and price in writing, and decide with the full picture.
Engagement models
The model follows the work. Each one is priced on a different basis, set out in your proposal.
Project delivery
A defined outcome such as a new website, a web app, an integration or a migration. Priced for an agreed scope, with payment milestones and a change process in the proposal.
View Project deliveryOngoing support & development
Care and planned improvement for a live website, app or automation. Based on agreed capacity and coverage, written into the agreement.
View Ongoing support & developmentDedicated delivery team
Reserved working capacity for a continuing roadmap. Based on the capacity, duration and notice terms you agree.
View Dedicated delivery teamAgency delivery
Delivery support for agencies and their clients, arranged as a defined project or as continuing work, depending on what the client needs.
View the page for agenciesWhat drives cost
Price follows the effort and the responsibility involved. These factors move it most.
| Factor | Less effort when | More effort when |
|---|---|---|
| Pages and templates | A few page types, content ready | Many templates, content to write or migrate |
| Features and user roles | Public pages and simple forms | Logins, permissions and several user roles |
| Integrations | None, or one standard connector | Several systems, custom APIs, two-way sync |
| Existing system | A new build or a well-kept platform | Outdated versions, unknown code, lost access |
| Data and URL migration | Little or none | Large volumes, cleanup, search traffic to protect |
| Automation and AI | One process with clear rules | Many exceptions, human review steps, AI evaluation |
| Security and compliance | Standard good practice | Formal reviews, audits, procurement requirements |
| Responsibility after launch | Your team runs it after handover | Ongoing support, monitoring and improvement |
What a proposal contains
A written proposal gives you what you need to decide.
- Scope, deliverables and exclusions, with the assumptions behind them
- What your team supplies, such as content, access and decisions
- Review points and the acceptance checks that show the work is done
- Timing
- Price, payment schedule and how changes are handled
- Third-party costs and who holds each account
- Handover, ownership of code and accounts, and support options
The full cost picture
Hosting, platform subscriptions, paid extensions, advertising spend and usage-based services such as AI providers may be billed separately from design and development. Your proposal lists the ones that apply and who holds each account, so an implementation price is not mistaken for the total cost of running the result. Currency, taxes, invoicing and renewal terms are part of the written agreement.
Prepare for the first conversation
Share the outcome you need, the people who will use the result, your current systems and integrations, and any timing or budget limits you can disclose. If the whole project is not ready to define, we can start with a narrow first phase.
Questions before we start.
Why are there no prices on this page?
Two projects with a similar headline can need very different work: the number of templates and user roles, the integrations, the state of the existing system and the support you want afterwards. A written proposal prices your actual scope instead of an average.
Can I get a fixed price?
Yes, when the scope, dependencies and acceptance checks are clear enough to define. When they are not, a short discovery or assessment stage comes first, so a fixed price rests on facts rather than assumptions.
Are hosting and subscriptions included in project fees?
They may be separate. The proposal lists the relevant licenses, hosting, advertising spend and usage charges, and who holds each account.
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